(Bloomberg) -- Japan's 10-year bonds may fall as
government reports on inflation and the jobless rate back the
case for the central bank to raise interest rates next quarter.
Benchmark 10-year bonds may complete their biggest monthly
drop in more than a year as the government reports today showed
the unemployment rate held at a nine-year low and declines in
consumer prices held steady.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
government reports on inflation and the jobless rate back the
case for the central bank to raise interest rates next quarter.
Benchmark 10-year bonds may complete their biggest monthly
drop in more than a year as the government reports today showed
the unemployment rate held at a nine-year low and declines in
consumer prices held steady.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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