(Bloomberg) -- Japan's government bonds fell, sending
10-year yields to the highest since February, after the Nikkei 225
Stock Average rebounded from the biggest decline in a month.
Ten-year bonds last week completed their steepest slide this
year as signs of faster growth in the U.S. tempered concerns that
demand in Japan's biggest export market will slow. Reports this
week will probably show hiring rose in the U.S. and industrial
production increased in Japan, according to Bloomberg News surveys.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
10-year yields to the highest since February, after the Nikkei 225
Stock Average rebounded from the biggest decline in a month.
Ten-year bonds last week completed their steepest slide this
year as signs of faster growth in the U.S. tempered concerns that
demand in Japan's biggest export market will slow. Reports this
week will probably show hiring rose in the U.S. and industrial
production increased in Japan, according to Bloomberg News surveys.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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