(Bloomberg) -- Japanese bonds may gain on
speculation consumer price data this week will reduce pressure on
the central bank to raise interest rates in August.
The inflation rate excluding fresh food slowed for a fifth
month in June, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News
before the July 27 release. Ten-year notes last week posted the
first gain since June as investors sought the relative safety of
government debt because of losses on securities tied to U.S.
mortgages.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
speculation consumer price data this week will reduce pressure on
the central bank to raise interest rates in August.
The inflation rate excluding fresh food slowed for a fifth
month in June, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News
before the July 27 release. Ten-year notes last week posted the
first gain since June as investors sought the relative safety of
government debt because of losses on securities tied to U.S.
mortgages.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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