Japan’s so-called yield curve steepened this month, with the difference in yields between 2- and 10-year bonds expanding to the widest since May 2006. May 30 (Bloomberg) - Japanese bonds completed a third month of losses, the longest stretch since April 2006, on signs the recession in the world’s second-largest economy is easing.īenchmark 10-year yields yesterday climbed toward the highest since November after a government report showed industrial production rose the most in 56 years as a rebound in exports helps the economy emerge from its worst recession since World War II.
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