(Bloomberg) -- Japan's government bonds may fall on
speculation 10-year yields near the lowest in almost a month
will deter some investors from buying.
Bonds in Japan may follow a slide in U.S. Treasuries
yesterday after a report showed factory orders fell less than
forecast, fueling optimism manufacturing will help overcome a
housing slump in the world's largest economy. Bank of Japan
Deputy Governor Toshiro Muto yesterday said keeping interest
rates low for too long could hurt growth in Japan.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
speculation 10-year yields near the lowest in almost a month
will deter some investors from buying.
Bonds in Japan may follow a slide in U.S. Treasuries
yesterday after a report showed factory orders fell less than
forecast, fueling optimism manufacturing will help overcome a
housing slump in the world's largest economy. Bank of Japan
Deputy Governor Toshiro Muto yesterday said keeping interest
rates low for too long could hurt growth in Japan.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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