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Investors manoeuvre, warily, for long-shot BOJ policy move - Vimarsana News

Investors manoeuvre, warily, for long-shot BOJ policy move

From a rising yen to debt market derivatives, market signals reveal how investors are going for some cheap but fail-safe options to make money on the off chance the Bank of Japan surprises them with a...

Analysis-Investors manoeuvre, warily, for long-shot BOJ policy move - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Investors manoeuvre, warily, for long-shot BOJ policy move

From a rising yen to debt market derivatives, market signals reveal how investors are going for some cheap but fail-safe options to make money on the off chance the Bank of Japan surprises them with a tweak to policy settings this week. The trading pattern in the run-up to the BOJ's two-day meeting, which ends on Friday, is familiar: Investors have been betting all year the BOJ will finally relent on its stubborn ultra-easy monetary stance and adjust its yield curve control. But this time, wary of repeated past disappointments, many investors are avoiding direct and potentially expensiv...

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JGB yields rise with U.S. peers amid market split over BOJ policy - Vimarsana News

JGB yields rise with U.S. peers amid market split over BOJ policy

Japan's 10-year bond yield rose on Friday, pushed higher by a rise in U.S. yields overnight, while speculation about the risk of a hawkish policy shift by the Bank of Japan next week continued to...

Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY - analysts - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY - analysts - Stock market news

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Foreign inflows into Indian government bonds, which showed signs of a pick-up late last year, may not sustain as yields are unlikely to fall due to sticky inflation and large government borrowings, foreign investors said. | 01:19am

Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY: Analysts - Vimarsana News

Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY: Analysts

Foreign investors have bought government bonds worth 152.50 billion rupees ($1.85 billion) on a net basis since November.