Makoto Yamashita News
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Investors are starting to flee what used to be the slowest-moving major debt market after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s stimulus caused price swings to increase by the most in the world this year.
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Makoto Yamashita , chief rates strategist in Tokyo at Deutsche Securities, a unit of Deutsche Bank AG, comments on the Bank of Japan’s meeting today and the impact on bonds from the nation’s strongest earthquake on record.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s push for more easing by the Bank of Japan is fueling speculation that it may have to accept negative interest rates on the bonds it buys from financial institutions.
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Japanese government bonds rose for a fourth day as the yen’s rally dragged down local shares and amid prospects the central bank will increase debt purchases.
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Japan’s government bonds fell after the nation’s sovereign credit rating was downgraded by Standard & Poor’s, the first cut since 2002.
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Japanese government bonds rose for a fourth day as the yen’s rally dragged down local shares and amid prospects the central bank will increase debt purchases.
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The proposal by a Bank of Japan board member to scrap interest paid on lenders’ deposits raises the prospect of a flood of cash into a bond market where yields are near a nine-year low.
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Japanese bond futures fell toward a two-month low on speculation primary dealers cut their debt holdings to prepare for a 1.1 trillion yen ($13.2 billion) sale of 20-year securities tomorrow.
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Japan’s bond market is signaling concern that a government run by Shinzo Abe will ramp up spending to revive growth, adding to a debt burden already twice the size of the nation’s economy.
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Japan’s 10-year bonds rose for the first time in four days as stocks around the world declined on speculation European’s debt crisis will worsen, boosting demand for the relative safety of government debt.
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