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BOJ Will Continue Bond Tapering But at Slower Pace
TOKYO--Bond market participants worried about a recent rise in yields will breathe a small sigh of relief over the Bank of Japan's latest policy update. The central bank said Tuesday that it will keep winding back purchases of Japanese government debt but will do so at a slower pace next year.
Japan’s once-slumbering bond market has roared back to life with a burst of volatility that is echoing around the world.
The Bank of Japan has said it will move more slowly on cutting back its bond purchases as its governor warned that going too quickly could hit the stability of one of the world’s biggest debt markets.
Japan’s once-slumbering bond market has roared back to life with a burst of volatility that is echoing around the world. Major debt markets have moved in tandem with Japanese government bonds during ...
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Total bond returns were expected to be positive in developed markets across the board in the rest of the year, according to JP Morgan. Year to date, the highest bond returns were realized in Australia ...
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