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Japan Grapples with Stagflation Risk and Energy Shock, Increasing Coal Power Use
Global funds are hedging against stagflation as the Iran conflict continues, with investors assessing stagflation risk in Japan due to rising oil prices. In response to this energy shock, Japan is now allowing increased use of coal-fired power, joining other nations in relying more on the fossil fuel.
26 Mar, 23:04 — 27 Mar, 04:58
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bloombergHigh135d ago
Investors Game Out Stagflation Risk in Japan as Oil Prices Rise - Bloomberg.com
Investors Game Out Stagflation Risk in Japan as Oil Prices Rise Bloomberg.com
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Japan to allow more coal-fired power to cope with energy shock
Japan is joining other nations that have shifted course to use the dirtiest fossil fuel more in the wake of of the war.
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First report: bloomberg · 26 Mar, 23:04|Full coverage: 2 · 6h|Window: 6h
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