(Reuters) - JGB gains in early trade were met with a wave of selling by
speculative accounts as well as dealers who rushed to dump long
positions as market players have been rattled by the possibility
of a BOJ rate rise as soon as August.
A rebound in the Nikkei share average into positive
territory after early losses also soured sentiment and gave
investors more reason to sell JGBs, driving two-year yields up
further to a decade-high 1.030 percent.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
speculative accounts as well as dealers who rushed to dump long
positions as market players have been rattled by the possibility
of a BOJ rate rise as soon as August.
A rebound in the Nikkei share average into positive
territory after early losses also soured sentiment and gave
investors more reason to sell JGBs, driving two-year yields up
further to a decade-high 1.030 percent.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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