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Japan Credit Risk Jumps Most Since 2022, Pressuring Bond Market

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 28 October 2026, 22:00 UTC By Takahiko Hyuga 1 min read
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A deterioration in global credit markets is showing up in Japan, where corporate credit risk has worsened by the most since September 2022, adding pressure to a bond market already absorbing record issuance.

A deterioration in global credit markets is showing up in Japan, where corporate credit risk has worsened by the most since September 2022, adding pressure to a bond market already absorbing record issuance.
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