Bloomberg: Japanese Government Bonds Fall Amid US Treasury Sell-Off, Yields Rise
According to Bloomberg, Japanese government bonds fell and yields rose on Wednesday, following the sell-off in U.S. Treasuries overnight. The report linked this to increased market bets on more aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve after U.S. inflation came in above expectations.
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