(Reuters) - JGBs extended losses as investors took profits after
concluding that bond yields have fallen too far if the BOJ
decides to lift the overnight call rate to a 12-year high of
0.75 percent in August from the current 0.50 percent.
A global slide in equity and corporate bond markets in the
past week has stirred doubts about a BOJ interest rate rise next
month, and driven benchmark JGB yields to two-month lows.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
concluding that bond yields have fallen too far if the BOJ
decides to lift the overnight call rate to a 12-year high of
0.75 percent in August from the current 0.50 percent.
A global slide in equity and corporate bond markets in the
past week has stirred doubts about a BOJ interest rate rise next
month, and driven benchmark JGB yields to two-month lows.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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