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Japan’s government bonds rose, pushing the 10-year yield down below 0.6 percent for the first time in three sessions, as declines in domestic stocks boosted demand for haven assets.
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Japanese bond futures are heading for a “correction” after rising to a seven-year high earlier this month, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co. said, citing trading patterns.
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Japanese bond futures may rise to a two-month high as the June contract is likely to “fill in” the price gap left by the previous benchmark, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley said, citing trading patterns.
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Japan’s bond futures may rise to the highest level this year, according to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., citing an ichimoku chart of the securities.
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Japan’s bond futures may fall, snapping a five-month rally, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co. said, citing trading patterns.
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The worst prime minister for Japanese government bonds in almost two decades is poised to return, ousting the best since 2006.
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Japan’s bond futures rose for a fourth day as the yen traded near a five-week high against the dollar and Asian stocks fell, boosting demand for safer assets.
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Japanese Finance Minister Jun Azumi called on the central bank to further ease policy moments before the Bank of Japan refrained from adding monetary stimulus.
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Japan’s bonds rose for a third week as Asian stocks declined and the government pledged to balance its books within a decade, boosting demand for the nation’s debt.
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Japan’s bonds declined, snapping a five-day gain, as the yen fell against the dollar, easing concern a stronger currency will hurt exporters’ earnings.
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