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Asia stocks reporter at Bloomberg News @business. @varsitycuhk alum. Hongkonger. Tennis player. Kpop enthusiast. Views are my own. Tips: hcheng162@bloomberg.net
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Kaj je "carry trade", zaradi katerega jen izgublja vrednost

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By John Cheng Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Vztrajno slabljenje jena je konec junija doseglo novo prelomnico, saj je japonska valuta v primerjavi z ameriškim dolarjem zdrsnila na najnižjo raven v zadnjih štirih desetletjih. To je znova sprožilo vprašanja o dejavnikih, ki vztrajno pritiskajo na njeno vrednost. Eden ključnih je tako imenovani "carry trade" z jenom.
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Beijing remains spooked by books

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By John Cheng Verified
| Taipei Times Verified
As the annual Hong Kong Book Fair opened its doors on Wednesday, the city’s statutory Trade Development Council proudly welcomed visitors to a “joyful journey of cultural legacy.” Just across the Victoria Harbor, in the bustling district of Mong Kok, a far more telling drama was unfolding.
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SocGen sees $76 billion of JGB buying if GPIF rebalances assets

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By John Cheng Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
The Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) has room to buy as much as ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) of additional government bonds without changing its asset allocation mix, according to Societe Generale, offering potential support for the debt market.
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