Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda has scope to increase unprecedented stimulus, limiting losses on Japanese government bonds in 2014 as global sovereigns slump, economists predict.
Ten-year JGB yields will rise to 0.87 percent by the end of 2014 — they reached a three-month high of 0.715 percent Monday — while the average for Group of Seven peers will climb 27 basis points next year to 3.205 percent, the median forecasts of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News show.
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