(Bloomberg) -- Japan's bonds may fall for a second day
before a U.S. government report forecast to show hiring rebounded
from a two-year low.
Benchmark 10-year bonds in Japan are headed for a weekly
decline on speculation increasing U.S. wages and employment will
support demand for Japanese products in the country's biggest
export market. Government bonds maturing in 10 years or more last
month handed investors the biggest loss in a year, according to a
Merrill Lynch & Co. index.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
before a U.S. government report forecast to show hiring rebounded
from a two-year low.
Benchmark 10-year bonds in Japan are headed for a weekly
decline on speculation increasing U.S. wages and employment will
support demand for Japanese products in the country's biggest
export market. Government bonds maturing in 10 years or more last
month handed investors the biggest loss in a year, according to a
Merrill Lynch & Co. index.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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