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BOJ offers to buy 1030 bln yen JGBs with residual maturities from 3/10

Friday, March 6, 2015 1:33 AM UTC

BOJ offers to buy 300 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 1YR to 3YR) outright from 3/10
BOJ offers to buy 350 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 3YR to 5YR) outright from 3/10
BOJ offers to buy Y 240 bln JGBs (Residual maturity of 10YR to 25YR) outright from 3/10
BOJ offers to buy Y 140 bln JGBs (Residual maturity is more than 25YR) outright from 3/10

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