(Bloomberg) -- Japan's 20-year bonds rose,
completing their first weekly gain in five, on speculation
yields near the highest in a year will lure investors after
local stocks declined.
Bonds snapped the longest weekly losing streak since
October after a government report showed manufacturers turned
pessimistic, fueling expectations a central bank survey of
business sentiment next month will be weaker than some
economists expect. Signs of slower growth may attract buyers to
10-year bond yields near the highest since February relative to
two-year securities.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
completing their first weekly gain in five, on speculation
yields near the highest in a year will lure investors after
local stocks declined.
Bonds snapped the longest weekly losing streak since
October after a government report showed manufacturers turned
pessimistic, fueling expectations a central bank survey of
business sentiment next month will be weaker than some
economists expect. Signs of slower growth may attract buyers to
10-year bond yields near the highest since February relative to
two-year securities.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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