(Bloomberg) -- Japan's 10-year bonds fell for a
second day on speculation a gain in stock prices will curb
demand for government debt.
Benchmark bonds dropped as shares advanced for a sixth day
on expectations exporters' profits will increase, aided by a
weak yen. An industry report this week showed U.S. manufacturing
grew at the fastest pace in 14 months, adding to evidence the
world's largest economy is gaining momentum.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
second day on speculation a gain in stock prices will curb
demand for government debt.
Benchmark bonds dropped as shares advanced for a sixth day
on expectations exporters' profits will increase, aided by a
weak yen. An industry report this week showed U.S. manufacturing
grew at the fastest pace in 14 months, adding to evidence the
world's largest economy is gaining momentum.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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