TOKYO -- Soaring yields are leading to a sell-off of Japanese government bonds, as foreign investors anticipate the Bank of Japan adjusting its monetary stance at next week's policy board meeting.
Shift in sentiment comes amid anticipation of BOJ policy move next week

Overseas investors sold $6 billion more in long-term Japanese bonds than they purchased in the week ending Oct. 21. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Soaring yields are leading to a sell-off of Japanese government bonds, as foreign investors anticipate the Bank of Japan adjusting its monetary stance at next week's policy board meeting.