Japanese Bonds Gain as Global Market Selloff Triggers Flight to Safety
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When investors flee stocks for government bonds, it signals rising anxiety about economic conditions or corporate earnings—a pattern that often precedes shifts in central bank policy and borrowing costs across the developed world.
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