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Japan is well-known for following dovish monetary policies to stimulate economic activity. As the world's third-largest economy has held its key interest rates at negative 0.1% since February 2016. While the country successfully navigated through post-pandemic inflation woes without raising benchmark interest rates, the stickier-than-expected inflation trajectory drove the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to adopt a more hawkish approach last week, marking the first rate hike in 17 years. Don't Miss: One sto

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Hedge funds have been on the wrong side of the Treasury market, extending short positions on Treasuries to a record high.

Hedge funds have been on the wrong side of the Treasury market, at least lately. According to Bloomberg, they extended their short positions on Tr...