11 Quotes by Koji Mori

The reduction in sales is a plus for bonds. Investor confidence in the government's ability to manage public debt is increasing.

There is a solid demand for long-term bonds with a 20- to 30-year maturity. Twenty-year yields around 2.2 percent are attractive.

I expect bonds to keep rising. Economic growth is facing obstacles.

Yields at these levels look attractive to investors.

Bonds have a tendency to rise when banks and overseas investors buy a lot in the market. Their demand to buy on dips has not slowed down.

Ten-year yields have fallen to quite a low level as the concern over a U.S. economic slowdown has grown.

A decline in stocks is giving a boost to bonds.

An increase in purchases by overseas investors is a reason for bonds to rise. It will assure investors that yields won't continue rising.

There's constant demand for longer debt from pension funds and other investors who follow the index.