The document discusses the impact of the June 24 Brexit vote on bond yields, noting an increase in negative yields. It highlights the potential consequences of low interest rates and suggests that periphery bonds and European corporates may benefit. The document also mentions potential future actions by the ECB and Bank of Japan.
doj/DataSet10/EFTA01377065.pdf
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