U.S., Japan and Australia's bonds fall amid more stimulus

U.S., Australian and Japanese government bonds declined on Monday amid speculation that demand for relative safe government notes will be boosted by unprecedented efforts of central banks to add more stimulus measures in order to spur the economy. Treasuries 10-year rates rose 0.02 percentage points to 1.92%, Japan's 10-year yield climbs 0.11% to 0.8% and 10-year Australian yields jump 0.02% to 3.26%.