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Japan Accepts ¥498.8 Billion at Oct. 22 JGB Liquidity Auction

The auction drew ¥1.8804 trillion in competitive bids; the average accepted spread was 0.010% below the reference rate.

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Japan's Ministry of Finance building stands in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki district. / EconoTimes.ai
Japan's Ministry of Finance building stands in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki district. / EconoTimes.ai

Japan’s Ministry of Finance accepted ¥498.8 billion in competitive bids at its Thursday, Oct. 22, liquidity auction for Japanese government bond (JGB) market special participants, with issuance scheduled for Oct. 23.

The auction drew ¥1.8804 trillion in competitive bids. The ministry allotted 87.9293% of bids at the highest accepted spread, which was 0.007% below the reference rate.

The average accepted spread was 0.010% below the reference rate. The ministry’s results table notes that the spread figures are measured against the reference rate.

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