(Reuters) - JGBs have been crawling back after a heavy sell-off in the
past few weeks due to a jump in global bond yields and
expectations of a coming rate rise, which pushed the benchmark
10-year yield to an 11-month high last week.
"Since the market has moved so quickly, it is trying to find
stable levels at the moment," said Tatsuo Ichikawa, a JGB
strategist at ABN AMRO Securities.
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past few weeks due to a jump in global bond yields and
expectations of a coming rate rise, which pushed the benchmark
10-year yield to an 11-month high last week.
"Since the market has moved so quickly, it is trying to find
stable levels at the moment," said Tatsuo Ichikawa, a JGB
strategist at ABN AMRO Securities.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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