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JGBS: JGB yields rose to the highest level since early November in the session
yesterday as the global bond sell off weighed on JGB's in quiet trade. 
- JGB futures last down 17 ticks at 150.59, dropping in the overnight session
and seeing whippy price action in thin trade ahead of the BoJ announcement
today.
- Barclays on JGB trade today: "We expect a further selloff today led again by
futures following the ongoing bear steepening overnight in US and European bond
markets. We believe the BoJ's monetary policy meeting will prove a non-event
with the bank reaffirming its current monetary policy, as per market
expectations. One point of interest will be discussions (particularly whether
there is any actual proposal) between policy board member Goushi Kataoka, who
had praised the effectiveness of the bank's monetary easing at the previous
meeting, and the bank's leaders, who are seen as more reluctant on the subject
of a further easing. We should also be alert to any mention of the reversal rate
or candidates for the next governor by Governor Haruhiko Kuroda (whose term
expires next April) at his post-meeting press conference."

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