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Amid tariff turbulence, Buffett continues to issue Japanese bonds, but the scale hits a historic low.
In the context of Global trade tensions, many Japanese companies canceled their bond issuance plans, but Berkshire Hathaway Inc. still completed a bond issuance of 90 billion yen (approximately 0.628 billion USD), marking its smallest scale issuance in the Japanese market.
Berkshire's Yen Bond Deal Is Its Smallest Ever Amid Trade War
Berkshire Hathaway, led by Buffett, issued a minimum of 0.628 billion USD in Japanese government bonds, which may be used for Shareholding in Japanese companies.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. issued bonds worth 90 billion yen (approximately 0.628 billion USD) on Friday, marking the smallest yen Trade since entering the Japanese market in 2019.
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