(Bloomberg) -- Japan's 10-year bonds were little
changed, following seven days of losses, on speculation
investors will be reluctant to bid at a debt sale tomorrow on
concern yields will keep rising.
Ten-year bonds fell earlier today as a government report
showed the economy grew faster than earlier reported in the
first quarter. Benchmark 10-year yields have risen more than a
third of a percentage point since falling to their lowest in
over a year on March 22.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
changed, following seven days of losses, on speculation
investors will be reluctant to bid at a debt sale tomorrow on
concern yields will keep rising.
Ten-year bonds fell earlier today as a government report
showed the economy grew faster than earlier reported in the
first quarter. Benchmark 10-year yields have risen more than a
third of a percentage point since falling to their lowest in
over a year on March 22.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
No comments:
Post a Comment