(Bloomberg) -- Japanese bonds may decline on
speculation yesterday's biggest gain since August was too rapid
before a central bank decision on interest rates.
Investors may hold off buying debt on concern some Bank of
Japan policy makers will vote against keeping borrowing costs
unchanged today. Japan's bonds may also fall after a drop in U.S.
Treasuries yesterday suggested investor demand for the safest
debt has weakened on easing concerns over subprime mortgages.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
speculation yesterday's biggest gain since August was too rapid
before a central bank decision on interest rates.
Investors may hold off buying debt on concern some Bank of
Japan policy makers will vote against keeping borrowing costs
unchanged today. Japan's bonds may also fall after a drop in U.S.
Treasuries yesterday suggested investor demand for the safest
debt has weakened on easing concerns over subprime mortgages.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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