(Reuters) - Fukui's comments were taken as a sign that the central bank
is in no hurry to raise interest rates, relieving some who were
worried about an interest rate hike as early as next month and
helping lead euroyen futures to post the biggest one-day gain in
five months.
The short and mid-term sectors, that are more sensitive to
to changes in the monetary policy outlook, outperformed the rest
of the market, with the five-year yield dropping sharply.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
is in no hurry to raise interest rates, relieving some who were
worried about an interest rate hike as early as next month and
helping lead euroyen futures to post the biggest one-day gain in
five months.
The short and mid-term sectors, that are more sensitive to
to changes in the monetary policy outlook, outperformed the rest
of the market, with the five-year yield dropping sharply.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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