BOJ Sets ETF Sale Pace at 860 Billion Yen a Year
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Japanese Stocks Signal Confidence Over Faster BOJ ETF Sales
The Economic Times
Times of IndiaGlobal Market: BOJ to accelerate ETF sales, cut holdings overhaul timeline to 43 years
The Bank of Japan will accelerate the sale of its exchange-traded fund holdings, targeting annual disposals of 860 billion yen ($5.45 billion) at book value, equivalent to around 0.1% of market trading value. The move aims to unwind its massive stock portfolio, with the estimated time to complete the sell-off falling to 43 years from the earlier estimate of 112 years.
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LatestlyBOJ keeps policy rate unchanged at 1.25%, raises annual ETF sales pace to 860 billion yen
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) kept its key short-term interest rate unchanged at 1.25 per cent on Friday, while deciding to more than double the annual pace of selling its exchange-traded fund (ETF) holdings to 860 billion yen (USD 5.46 billion) from the earlier 330 billion yen (USD 2.09 billion).
Forty-three years to sell an investment portfolio. It seems a time incompatible with Bags that react to the news in a few seconds. Yet it is the horizon indicated for the disposal of ETFs of the Bank of Japan, which today announced an acceleration of the disposals. Since January 2027 sales will rise to 860 billion yen annually at value
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