Japan Bond Yields May Fall as BOJ to Loosen More, Kokusai Says
Dec.03, 2009 in
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Japan government bond yields may extend last month’s biggest drop this year as the Bank of Japan will ease monetary policy again after this week’s 10 trillion yen ($114 billion) measure, Kokusai Asset Management Co. said.
“The BOJ can’t take a break yet,” said Akio Kato, leader of a seven-member team investing in Japanese bonds in Tokyo at Kokusai, which runs Global Sovereign Open fund, the world’s second-biggest managed debt fund. Source
