The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday, buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues. While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U.S. economic indicators, dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U.S. currency from plunging below key levels against the mark. At the same time, dealers said the U.S. unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks, in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark's strength, resulting in a stalemate. Jay Goldinger, with Capital Insight Inc., reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well -- the mark climbed to 77.70 yen from 77.56 yen late Tuesday in New York -- the strength of the U.S. bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar-denominated bonds, rather than mark bonds. `` Dollar-yen trade is the driving force in the market, '' said Tom Trettien, a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York, `` but I 'm not convinced it will continue. Who knows what will happen down the road, in three to six months, if foreign investment starts to erode? '' In late New York trading yesterday, the dollar was quoted at 1.8500 marks, up from 1.8415 marks late Tuesday, and at 143.80 yen, up from 142.85 yen late Tuesday. Sterling was quoted at $1.5755, down from $1.5805 late Tuesday. In Tokyo Thursday, the U.S. currency opened for trading at 143.93 yen, up from Wednesday's Tokyo close of 143.08 yen. Douglas Madison, a corporate trader with Bank of America in Los Angeles, traced the dollar's recent solid performance against the yen to purchases of securities by Japanese insurance companies and trust banks and the sense that another wave of investment is waiting in the wings. He contends that the perception in Japan of a vitriolic U.S. response to Sony Corp.'s announcement of its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. has been temporarily mollified. He cites the recent deal between the Mitsubishi Estate Co. and the Rockefeller Group, as well as the possible white knight role of an undisclosed Japanese company in the Georgia-Pacific Corp. takeover bid for Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. as evidence. The forthcoming maturity in November of a 10-year Japanese government yen-denominated bond issue valued at about $16 billion has prompted speculation in the market that investors redeeming the bonds will diversify into dollar-denominated instruments, according to Mr. Madison. It remains unclear whether the bond issue will be rolled over. Meanwhile, traders in Tokyo say that the prospect of lower U.S. interest rates has spurred dollar buying by Japanese institutions. They point out that these institutions want to lock in returns on high-yield U.S. Treasury debt and suggest demand for the U.S. unit will continue unabated until rates in the U.S. recede. The market again showed little interest in further evidence of a slowing U.S. economy, and traders note that the market in recent weeks has taken its cues more from Wall Street than U.S. economic indicators. Dealers said the dollar merely drifted lower following the release Wednesday of the U.S. purchasing managers' report. The managers' index, which measures the health of the manufacturing sector, stood at 47.6 % in October, above September's 46 %, and also above average forecasts for the index of 45.3 %. Some dealers said the dollar was pressured slightly because a number of market participants had boosted their expectations in the past day and were looking for an index above 50, which indicates an expanding manufacturing economy. But most said the index had no more than a minimal effect on trade. On the Commodity Exchange in New York, gold for current delivery settled at $374.20 an ounce, down 50 cents. Estimated volume was a moderate 3.5 million ounces. In early trading in Hong Kong Thursday, gold was quoted at $374.19 an ounce. TEXT The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues . While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U.S. economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U.S. currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . At the same time , dealers said the U.S. unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark 's strength , resulting in a stalemate . Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc. , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well -- the mark climbed to 77.70 yen from 77.56 yen late Tuesday in New York -- the strength of the U.S. bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar-denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . `` Dollar-yen trade is the driving force in the market , '' said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , `` but I 'm not convinced it will continue . Who knows what will happen down the road , in three to six months , if foreign investment starts to erode ? '' In late New York trading yesterday , the dollar was quoted at 1.8500 marks , up from 1.8415 marks late Tuesday , and at 143.80 yen , up from 142.85 yen late Tuesday . Sterling was quoted at $ 1.5755 , down from $ 1.5805 late Tuesday . In Tokyo Thursday , the U.S. currency opened for trading at 143.93 yen , up from Wednesday 's Tokyo close of 143.08 yen . Douglas Madison , a corporate trader with Bank of America in Los Angeles , traced the dollar 's recent solid performance against the yen to purchases of securities by Japanese insurance companies and trust banks and the sense that another wave of investment is waiting in the wings . He contends that the perception in Japan of a vitriolic U.S. response to Sony Corp. 's announcement of its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. has been temporarily mollified . He cites the recent deal between the Mitsubishi Estate Co. and the Rockefeller Group , as well as the possible white knight role of an undisclosed Japanese company in the Georgia-Pacific Corp. takeover bid for Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. as evidence . The forthcoming maturity in November of a 10-year Japanese government yen-denominated bond issue valued at about $ 16 billion has prompted speculation in the market that investors redeeming the bonds will diversify into dollar-denominated instruments , according to Mr. Madison . It remains unclear whether the bond issue will be rolled over . Meanwhile , traders in Tokyo say that the prospect of lower U.S. interest rates has spurred dollar buying by Japanese institutions . They point out that these institutions want to lock in returns on high-yield U.S. Treasury debt and suggest demand for the U.S. unit will continue unabated until rates in the U.S. recede . The market again showed little interest in further evidence of a slowing U.S. economy , and traders note that the market in recent weeks has taken its cues more from Wall Street than U.S. economic indicators . Dealers said the dollar merely drifted lower following the release Wednesday of the U.S. purchasing managers ' report . The managers ' index , which measures the health of the manufacturing sector , stood at 47.6 % in October , above September 's 46 % , and also above average forecasts for the index of 45.3 % . Some dealers said the dollar was pressured slightly because a number of market participants had boosted their expectations in the past day and were looking for an index above 50 , which indicates an expanding manufacturing economy . But most said the index had no more than a minimal effect on trade . On the Commodity Exchange in New York , gold for current delivery settled at $ 374.20 an ounce , down 50 cents . Estimated volume was a moderate 3.5 million ounces . 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dealers|2623,2632 the yen|2626,2646,2697 key levels|2629 the mark|2630,2640,2644,2647 the same time|2631 a relatively narrow range|2635 recent weeks|2636 the mark's strength|2639 a stalemate|2641 Jay Goldinger|2642 Capital Insight Inc.|2643 significant gains|2645 77.70 yen|2648 77.56 yen|2649 late Tuesday|2650,2677,2680,2684 New York|2651,2665,2672,2802 the strength of the U.S. bond market|2652 the U.S. bond market|2653,2655 its foreign counterparts|2656 investors|2657,2734 dollar-denominated bonds|2658 mark bonds|2659 Dollar-yen trade|2660,2661,2667 the market|2662,2733,2762 Tom Trettien|2663,2666 Banque Paribas|2664 down the road|2668 three to six months|2669 foreign investment|2670,2705 late New York trading|2671 1.8500 marks|2675 1.8415 marks|2676 143.80 yen|2678 142.85 yen|2679 Sterling|2681 $1.5755|2682 $1.5805|2683 Tokyo|2685,2690,2740 143.93 yen|2688 Wednesday's Tokyo close|2689 143.08 yen|2691 Douglas Madison|2692,2707,2717,2737 Bank of America|2693 Los Angeles|2694 the dollar's recent solid performance against the yen|2695 purchases of securities by Japanese insurance companies and trust banks|2698 securities|2699 Japanese insurance companies and trust banks|2700 insurance companies|2701 trust banks|2702 the sense|2703 another wave of investment|2704 the wings|2706 the perception in Japan of a vitriolic U.S. response to Sony Corp.'s announcement of its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc.|2708 Japan|2709 a vitriolic U.S. response to Sony Corp.'s announcement of its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc.|2710 Sony Corp.|2712,2714 Sony Corp.'s announcement of its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc.|2713 its purchase of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc.|2715 Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc.|2716 the recent deal between the Mitsubishi Estate Co. and the Rockefeller Group|2718 the Mitsubishi Estate Co.|2719 the Rockefeller Group|2720 the possible white knight role of an undisclosed Japanese company in the Georgia-Pacific Corp. takeover bid for Great Northern Nekoosa Corp.|2721 an undisclosed Japanese company|2722 the Georgia-Pacific Corp. takeover bid for Great Northern Nekoosa Corp.|2723 Georgia-Pacific Corp.|2724 Great Northern Nekoosa Corp.|2725 evidence|2726 The forthcoming maturity in November of a 10-year Japanese government yen-denominated bond issue|2727 November|2728 a 10-year Japanese government yen-denominated bond issue|2729,2735,2738 Japanese government|2730 about $16 billion|2731 speculation in the market|2732 dollar-denominated instruments|2736 traders in Tokyo|2739,2746 the prospect of lower U.S. interest rates|2741 lower U.S. interest rates|2742 dollar buying by Japanese institutions|2744 Japanese institutions|2745,2747 returns on high-yield U.S. Treasury debt|2748 high-yield U.S. Treasury debt|2749 demand for the U.S. unit|2751 rates in the U.S.|2754 The market|2756,2764 little interest|2757 further evidence of a slowing U.S. economy|2758 a slowing U.S. economy|2759 traders|2761 recent weeks|2763 its cues|2765 Wall Street|2766 Dealers|2769 the release|2771 Wednesday|2772 the U.S. purchasing managers' report|2773 the U.S. purchasing managers|2775,2777 The managers' index|2776,2778,2781,2784,2786,2787,2798 the health of the manufacturing sector|2779 the manufacturing sector|2780 October|2782 September|2783 average forecasts|2785 Some dealers|2788 a number of market participants|2790,2792 market participants|2791 their expectations|2793 the past day|2794 an index above 50|2795 an expanding manufacturing economy|2796 most|2797 a minimal effect on trade|2799 trade|2800 the Commodity Exchange|2801 gold|2803,2812 current delivery|2804 $374.20 an ounce|2805 50 cents|2806 Estimated volume|2807,2808 early trading|2809 Hong Kong|2810 Thursday|2811 $374.19 an ounce|2813 2613|MOD:DIST:2|NUC:DIST:4 2614|MOD:DIST:12|MOD:DIST:14|NUC:DIST:16 2615|NUC:DIST:18 2616|MOD:DESC:26|MOD:DIST:28|NUC:DIST:30 2617|NUC:DIST:34 2618|MOD:DIST:34|MOD:DIST:36|NUC:DIST:38 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