(Bloomberg) -- Japanese bonds rose on speculation
consumer prices will fall further, adding to the purchasing
power of the fixed payments of government debt.
KDDI Corp., Japan's second-biggest mobile-phone carrier,
said yesterday it will offer as much as a 50 percent discount on
monthly subscription fees, adding to deflation pressures in the
world's second-largest economy. Production halts at automobile
plants have added to some investors expectations that an
earthquake this week in central Japan may slow growth in the
economy, said Naomi Hasegawa, a senior bond strategist at
Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co. in Tokyo.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
consumer prices will fall further, adding to the purchasing
power of the fixed payments of government debt.
KDDI Corp., Japan's second-biggest mobile-phone carrier,
said yesterday it will offer as much as a 50 percent discount on
monthly subscription fees, adding to deflation pressures in the
world's second-largest economy. Production halts at automobile
plants have added to some investors expectations that an
earthquake this week in central Japan may slow growth in the
economy, said Naomi Hasegawa, a senior bond strategist at
Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co. in Tokyo.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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