Japan to sell record extra bonds to fund coronavirus stimulus

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will sell a record amount of extra bonds this fiscal year, worth more than $165 billion, straining the industrial world's heaviest debt burden, as Tokyo compiles a record stimulus to combat the coronavirus.Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday rolled out a package worth 108.2 trillion yen ($990 billion), or 20% the size of the economy, vowing to take "all steps" to combat deepening fallout from the virus pandemic."In a crisis like this, Japan has little choice but to..