Japanese bonds are debt securities issued by Japan’s government or corporations, offering stable returns and low risk. Investors use them to preserve capital, hedge against market volatility, or diversify portfolios. They benefit risk-averse individuals, pension funds, and international institutions seeking reliable income amid Japan’s historically low interest rates.
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