(Reuters) - Many investors kept a cautious footing before next week's
data on consumer prices as well as an election for parliament's
upper house on July 29 in which the ruling coalition of Prime
Minister Shinzo Abe is seen suffering a setback.
"JGBs are up this morning but may stick in the recent range
for a while without major domestic events near in sight," said a
senior JGB dealer at a Japanese bank.
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data on consumer prices as well as an election for parliament's
upper house on July 29 in which the ruling coalition of Prime
Minister Shinzo Abe is seen suffering a setback.
"JGBs are up this morning but may stick in the recent range
for a while without major domestic events near in sight," said a
senior JGB dealer at a Japanese bank.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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