(Bloomberg) -- Japanese 20-year government bonds rose on speculation the prospects for limited inflation will help draw demand at an auction of the securities tomorrow.
Twenty-year yields near the highest since February may lure investors on bets the Bank of Japan will cut its inflation forecast for the current fiscal year this week. Demand among overseas investors may increase after Japan's debt rating was raised one level to AA from AA- by Standard & Poor's.
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