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Amundi Goes Long Japanese Debt for the First Time in Decades
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Amundi Goes Long Japanese Debt for the First Time in Decades

Bloomberg · Feb 23, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Amundi is warming to Japanese government bonds for the first time in three decades as Europe’s biggest asset manager joins a growing group of foreign investors taking a long-term bullish view on the nation’s debt.


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