(Bloomberg) -- Japan's government notes fell, pushing
five-year yields to the highest since August, on speculation a
gain in share prices will dent demand for debt.
``Rising share prices are negative for Japanese bonds,'' said
Satoshi Yamada, who helps oversee the equivalent of $6.7 billion
in assets at Japan Investment Trust Management Co. in Tokyo.
``There's a risk that Japan's yields will keep rising.''
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
five-year yields to the highest since August, on speculation a
gain in share prices will dent demand for debt.
``Rising share prices are negative for Japanese bonds,'' said
Satoshi Yamada, who helps oversee the equivalent of $6.7 billion
in assets at Japan Investment Trust Management Co. in Tokyo.
``There's a risk that Japan's yields will keep rising.''
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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