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Japan Bond ETFs Draw Record $1.5B Inflows, Morningstar Says

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By Dhara Ranasinghe Verified
| GuruTrade
LONDON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Japanese bond exchange traded funds have attracted a record $1.5 billion ​in net inflows in the ‌year to date, Morningstar data showed on Tuesday, as rising government bond yields ​makes Japan's debt more attractive ​to investors.
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Global stocks set for biggest weekly fall since mid-July as bond yields, oil stay high

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By Dhara Ranasinghe Verified, Wayne Cole Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Dhara Ranasinghe and Wayne Cole By Dhara Ranasinghe and Wayne Cole LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Global stocks were set for their biggest weekly fall since mid-July on Friday, as strain in global bond markets showed little sign of abating, while diplomatic deadlock in the Gulf lifted oil prices to one-month highs and kept inflation risks to the fore.
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Global stocks set for biggest weekly fall since mid-July, dollar on the defensive

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By Dhara Ranasinghe Verified, Wayne Cole Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Dhara Ranasinghe and Wayne Cole By Dhara Ranasinghe and Wayne Cole LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Global stocks were set for their biggest weekly fall on Friday since mid-July amid continued strains in global bond markets and a diplomatic deadlock in the Gulf that has lifted oil prices to one-month highs and kept inflation risks in focus. While European shares and U.S. stock futures traded higher, sentiment remained cautious with the dollar weakening.
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