(Reuters) - The five-year yield jumped to an eleven-month high while the
benchmark 10-year yield rose to a fresh seven-month high.
"The market is adjusting itself to match expectations that
the BOJ will raise rates in August," said Eiji Dohke, a JGB
strategist at UBS.
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benchmark 10-year yield rose to a fresh seven-month high.
"The market is adjusting itself to match expectations that
the BOJ will raise rates in August," said Eiji Dohke, a JGB
strategist at UBS.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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