Japanese Finance Ministry estimate indicates annual bond issuance could rise 28% three years from now amid increasing debt financing costs, according to Reuters
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Japanese Finance Ministry estimate indicates annual bond issuance could rise 28% three years from now amid increasing debt financing costs, according to Reuters.
What it means
This estimate of a 28% rise in annual bond issuance from Japan signals potential challenges in the financing landscape, especially with increasing debt costs. Such developments could exert upward pressure on yields as the market adjusts to the expected increase in supply, impacting investor sentiment towards both sovereign debt and risk assets more broadly.
Sources
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