(Reuters) - Buying has tapered off and selling has tended to pick up when
10-year yields approached levels of around 1.850 percent to 1.860
percent, and this pattern seemed likely to continue.
"The external environment isn't too bad today, but it seems
that the market lacks the energy to make a try for the upside,"
Hasegawa said.
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10-year yields approached levels of around 1.850 percent to 1.860
percent, and this pattern seemed likely to continue.
"The external environment isn't too bad today, but it seems
that the market lacks the energy to make a try for the upside,"
Hasegawa said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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