(Reuters) - JGB futures rose to three-week highs early in the session
after the Bank of Japan's June tankan survey generally matched
forecasts and after U.S. Treasuries rose late last week.
An initial fall in Tokyo share prices also lent support to
JGBs but the gains proved fleeting, as the tankan kept intact
market expectations for the BOJ to raise interest rates to 0.75
percent from 0.50 percent, perhaps as early as next month.
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after the Bank of Japan's June tankan survey generally matched
forecasts and after U.S. Treasuries rose late last week.
An initial fall in Tokyo share prices also lent support to
JGBs but the gains proved fleeting, as the tankan kept intact
market expectations for the BOJ to raise interest rates to 0.75
percent from 0.50 percent, perhaps as early as next month.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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