21. Japanese bonds may fall for a second day as a weakening yen tarnishes the allure of yen-denominated fixed-income securities. 22. Japanese bonds traded little changed as a weakening yen and a stronger stock market tarnished the allure of yen-denominated fixed-income securities. 23. Japanese bonds were little changed today as a weakening yen and stronger Tokyo stocks reduced the allure of yen-denominated debt. 24. Japanese bonds fell as the negative impact of a weakening yen outweighed the positive effect of falling interest rates world-wide. 25. Japanese bonds were little changed as a weakening yen and rising Tokyo stocks raised concern investors will begin to shun government debt. 26. Like Chapman, Murnaghan does not see any need to hedge against a weakening yen. 27. One is the weakening yen that enables them to charge lower prices in dollars for their products, undercutting Ford Motor, General Motors and Chrysler. 28. Some bond traders said a weakening yen could begin to weigh on bonds if it boosts Tokyo stocks and eases concern over the sputtering economy. 29. Some economists scoff at these predictions, saying the numbers are exaggerated by auto and electronics makers, which are benefiting from a weakening yen. 30. Still, investors said bonds were held from rising further by a weakening yen, which reduces the allure of yen-denominated debt. |