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Link: Berkshire sells ¥263.3 billion of bonds in its biggest yen debt deal since 2019

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway priced ¥263.3 billion ($1.71 billion) of bonds in the firm’s largest yen debt deal since its debut sale in the currency in 2019, raising bets it may boost holdings of Japanese stocks. The seven-tranche deal priced at tighter premiums than Berkshire’s deals over the past two years. It was closely watched by equity-market investors amid speculation that Buffett may be preparing for another foray into Japanese stocks. #

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