TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan's yield curve control policy has wreaked havoc over the country's bond market, from drying up the supply of 10-year government bonds to interfering with the issuance of corporate debt.
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Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda framed the central bank's expanded lending program as a tool to help correct the yield curve. (Pool photo)
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