The US is protecting its own bond market from spillovers by coordinating interventions with Japan, including liquidity mechanisms, explains State Street Investment Management Senior Fixed Income Strategist Masahiko Loo. He also explains why the next key level to watch is 155 yen per US dollar. (Source: Bloomberg)
The US is protecting its own bond market from spillovers by coordinating interventions with Japan, including liquidity mechanisms, explains State Street Investment Management Senior Fixed Income Strategist Masahiko Loo. He also explains why the next key level to watch is 155 yen per US dollar. (Source: Bloomberg)
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