Nov 5th, 2009 - Bloomberg
Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese bonds may fall, heading fora five-week slide, on speculation signs of a global economicrecovery will spur demand for riskier assets.
Benchmarkyields are likely to climb toward the highestlevel in three months before reports today that economists saidwill show Japan’s broadest indicator of economic health rose fora sixth month in September. Figures due today will show U.S.payrolls had the small decline in more than a year, according toa Bloomberg survey. Bonds may also fall before the Japanesegovernment sells five- and 40-year debt next week.
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