(Reuters) - A steady rise in U.S. and euro zone government bond yields
helped fuel concerns the BOJ could raise rates to a 12-year high
of 0.75 percent as soon as August from the current 0.50 percent.
Ten-year JGB futures recovered from a 10-month low hit
earlier in the session as dealers covered short positions,
thinking that the sell-off over the past two weeks may have been
overdone, but gains were limited due to persistent rate worries.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
helped fuel concerns the BOJ could raise rates to a 12-year high
of 0.75 percent as soon as August from the current 0.50 percent.
Ten-year JGB futures recovered from a 10-month low hit
earlier in the session as dealers covered short positions,
thinking that the sell-off over the past two weeks may have been
overdone, but gains were limited due to persistent rate worries.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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