(Reuters) - Short-term bonds remained under pressure as investors have
grown wary about an interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan in
the coming months, sending two-year yields to a 10-year high.
"Stock market gains and cheaper U.S. bonds were attracting
investors away from JGBs," said Tetsuya Miura, a bond strategist
at Shinko Securities.
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grown wary about an interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan in
the coming months, sending two-year yields to a 10-year high.
"Stock market gains and cheaper U.S. bonds were attracting
investors away from JGBs," said Tetsuya Miura, a bond strategist
at Shinko Securities.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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