Risk-adjusted JGB yield gap drives yen
The argument presented: the yen keeps falling not because of the nominal interest rate gap with the US, but because the risk-adjusted return gap for Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) remains wide due to potential capital losses and policy uncertainty.
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