(Reuters) - Analysts said a solid 10-year debt auction did little for
investors who resumed selling JGBs, finding yields too low given
that the BOJ is expected to increase rates to 0.75 percent from
0.50 percent as early as August.
Yields in JGBs rose broadly as the five-year yield jumped to
levels seen just before the BOJ raised its rates for the first
time in six years last July, while the benchmark 10-year yield
rose to a fresh seven-month high.
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investors who resumed selling JGBs, finding yields too low given
that the BOJ is expected to increase rates to 0.75 percent from
0.50 percent as early as August.
Yields in JGBs rose broadly as the five-year yield jumped to
levels seen just before the BOJ raised its rates for the first
time in six years last July, while the benchmark 10-year yield
rose to a fresh seven-month high.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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