Japan Bonds May Rise a 2nd Day as Deflation Boosts Debt Allure

Japan Bonds May Rise a 2nd Day as Deflation Boosts Debt Allure
April 14 (Bloomberg) — Japan’s bonds may rise for a second day, the first back-to-back gain in three weeks, as low expectations for inflation lures investors to the securities.

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