(Reuters) - The sell-off in U.S. markets drove the Nikkei share average
down 2.4 percent, sending investors fleeing to safer
government bonds from risky assets and driving most yields down 7
to 8 basis points to two-month lows.
Bond investors are wary that turbulence in global markets may
make the BOJ more cautious about raising rates, with the chance
of a rate rise in August falling to just 50 percent from above 90
percent earlier in the month.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
down 2.4 percent, sending investors fleeing to safer
government bonds from risky assets and driving most yields down 7
to 8 basis points to two-month lows.
Bond investors are wary that turbulence in global markets may
make the BOJ more cautious about raising rates, with the chance
of a rate rise in August falling to just 50 percent from above 90
percent earlier in the month.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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