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Japan plans to assume an interest rate of 3% on bond expenditures in the fiscal year 26 budget, according to the Yomiuri newspaper, and this is a significant shift. It indicates that Japan is preparing for a world with much higher rates after years of extremely low costs. Higher bond expenditures mean stricter money and greater pressure on markets, especially global debt and currencies. With Japan heading in this direction, all eyes are on the United States, where President Trump has been vocal about rates and economic strength, raising questions about how America would respond if global borrowing costs continue to rise. Markets are closely monitoring, as this could be the beginning of a much larger change.