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Japan’s Bond Market Faces First 30-Year Sale Since Issuance Cut

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Japan’s auction of 30-year sovereign notes Thursday is shaping up as a barometer of policymakers’ success in quelling debt-market turmoil that pushed yields on the nation’s super-long bonds to record highs in May.

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Japan’s Bond Market Faces First 30-Year Sale Since Issuance Cut

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Bloomberg Japan

30-Year Government Bond Auction Sees Bid-to-Cover Ratio of 3.58, Highest Since February - Above the Past Yearly Average

The Ministry of Finance held an auction for new 30-year government bonds on the 3rd, which attracted strong demand but caused government bond yields to rise. While the results show that the reduction in issuance has had a certain effect on improving supply and demand, they also highlight the persistent upward pressure on interest rates due to concerns about global fiscal spending.

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Japan’s bond market faces first 30-year sale since issuance cut

Japan’s auction of 30-year sovereign notes on Thursday (Jul 3) is shaping up as a barometer of policymakers’ success in quelling debt-market turmoil that pushed yields on the nation’s super-long bonds to record highs in May.

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