(Bloomberg) -- Japan's 10-year bonds may drop,
halting a four-day advance, on concern yields near the lowest in
almost three weeks will dent investor demand.
Bonds may halt their longest winning streak since March on
speculation a government report today will show industrial
production gained for the first time in three months in May.
Signs of faster growth may prompt investors and traders to
increase bets that interest rates will rise.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
halting a four-day advance, on concern yields near the lowest in
almost three weeks will dent investor demand.
Bonds may halt their longest winning streak since March on
speculation a government report today will show industrial
production gained for the first time in three months in May.
Signs of faster growth may prompt investors and traders to
increase bets that interest rates will rise.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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