Economy
Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe five-year bonds are scheduled for issuance Nov. 4 and maturity Sept. 20, 2031.
Japan’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) plans to auction about ¥250 billion in five-year climate-transition Japanese government bonds (JGBs) on Nov. 2, with issuance scheduled for Nov. 4.
The bonds are due to mature Sept. 20, 2031, the MOF said in an Oct. 26 announcement. The sale will use a Dutch-style yield-competitive format, with bids spaced at 0.1-basis-point intervals.
The auction drew ¥1.8804 trillion in competitive bids; the average accepted spread was 0.010% below the reference rate.
A separate accounting measure put Japanese government securities at ¥504.004 trillion. The totals use different valuation methods and are not directly comparable.
Competitive offers totaled ¥9.77 trillion. The Ministry of Finance has scheduled another ¥3.3 trillion bill sale for Oct. 29.
