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The data came as recent economic data showed slight signs of recovery in the world’s largest emerging economy.

So far, the Chinese government and central bank continue to take growth-promoting measures to meet the Chinese government’s annual growth forecast of around 5%.

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Japan’s October industrial production is significantly lower than expected

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This was a reversal from August’s 0.7% decline, but was well below the 2.5% month-on-month increase expected by economists polled by Reuters.

Industrial production in September decreased by 3.7% from the same month last year, slower than the 4.4% decline in August.

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Bank of Japan to consider allowing yields to rise above 1% Press release

Bank of Japan officials are expected to consider allowing long-term bond yields to rise above a 1% cap on Tuesday as the central bank seeks to prevent interest rates from rising, according to a report on Monday. .

The rise in U.S. bond yields has spread globally, putting pressure on global bond yields, especially since Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell recently emphasized his commitment to fighting inflation. Giving flexibility to the upper end of the previous yield curve could give BOJ officials some leeway. Nikkei Asia reported. The statement was made citing a source familiar with the talks.

Rising interest rates on U.S. bonds led to an influx of funds into the dollar, putting downward pressure on the yen and worsening inflation. Allowing some flexibility in the cap would ward off speculators while also allowing Japan to deal with its own inflation problems.

Following the Nikkei Shimbun report, the yen rose against the dollar, most recently trading at 149.21 yen.

—Jeff Cox

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