Japanese Finance Ministry estimate indicates annual bond issuance could rise 28% three years from now amid increasing debt financing costs, according to Reuters

This estimate of a 28% rise in annual bond issuance from Japan signals potential challenges in the financing landscape, especially with increasing debt costs.

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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.

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