(Reuters) - But gains in JGBs were limited as investors were wary that better-than-expected first-quarter growth data due next week could prompt the Bank of Japan to raise rates in the third quarter.
"Investors will continue to find it difficult to trade actively until they see GDP data," said Hiroyoshi Sandaya, a JGB strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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