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Rising Gun Demand, Bond Yields, and Commodities
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US gun demand reaches highest level in eight months, driven by protection needs amidst concerns about lawlessness, gun control efforts, and geopolitical risks. Japan's government bond yields surge due to expectations of a policy shift by the Bank of Japan, while soybean futures rise on short-covering and LatAm supplies. Gold prices steady as investors await US economic data, and India is expected to retain its position as the world's most populous country with strong government spending.
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How do the fluctuations in commodity markets, such as soybeans and gold, reflect broader global economic trends and investor sentiments?
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