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10 yr Japanese government bond yields go negative!

10 year Japanese government bond yields (JGBs) are trading sub zero at present, as opposed to Monday's close at 0.014@%, an occurrence that simply follows the global theme of a negative interest rates environment.

The 10-year JGB yield reached a peak of 0.53% June of last year, but it has seen a steady decline ever since, accelerating dramatically as a result of the negative interest rate policy by the Bank of Japan last Jan 29th., day that saw the yield drop from 0.22% towards 0.08%, only to continue its slide to hit levels sub 0% today, a sign that further negative rates by the BOJ are expected.

AUD/USD minor-recovery stalls near 0.7050

A renewed bout of selling stalled in the AUD/USD pair, and the prices trimmed gains to hover near 20-DMA over the last hours, despite heavy declines seen in the Asian indices.
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Global markets sentiment goes for a toss – ANZ

Research Team at ANZ, notes that a weak session for risk on Friday (despite what was another reasonable labour market report in the US) extended overnight, with equity markets tumbling, bonds surging on safe-haven demand and – probably most worrying for a debtor nation like New Zealand – many credit market metrics deteriorating sharply.
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