TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan's government debt holdings have fallen for the first time in 13 years as the central bank quietly adjusts its massive bond-buying program in the face of looming financial risk.
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BOJ's stealth taper: Bond holdings shrink for 1st time under Kuroda
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The Bank of Japan building in Tokyo: The BOJ's government debt holdings have fallen for the first time since 2008. (Photo by Rie Ishii)
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