(Bloomberg) -- Japan's government bonds dropped for
a second day before a report tomorrow that may show a decline in
consumer prices slowed in April.
Benchmark 10-year yields climbed to the highest in more
than a month on speculation the report will signal inflation
will soon turn positive, giving the central bank more room to
raise interest rates. A decline in U.S. Treasuries yesterday
also decreased the appeal of Japanese debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
a second day before a report tomorrow that may show a decline in
consumer prices slowed in April.
Benchmark 10-year yields climbed to the highest in more
than a month on speculation the report will signal inflation
will soon turn positive, giving the central bank more room to
raise interest rates. A decline in U.S. Treasuries yesterday
also decreased the appeal of Japanese debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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