Japan bonds slip despite firm demand


The decline in Japan’s debt market largely mirrored moves globally as the Iran war has raised the prospect of higher inflation. — Reuters

TOKYO: Japanese government bonds fell yesterday, even after firm demand at a sale of 10-year notes, underscoring broader concern that yields don’t fully price in inflation risks.

The decline in Japan’s debt market largely mirrored moves globally as the Iran war has raised the prospect of higher inflation.

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