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Add as a preferred source on GoogleIssuance is set for Nov. 10, and the bills mature May 10, 2027. The ministry may revise the offering amount and announce any change one day before the auction.
Japan’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) has set a Monday, Nov. 9, auction for about ¥3 trillion in Treasury Discount Bills, establishing the planned sale terms for securities due to mature May 10, 2027.
Issuance is scheduled for Nov. 10. If the plan changes, the MOF will publish the new size on Nov. 8.
The notice follows the ministry’s plan for a ¥3.1 trillion auction on Nov. 6; the bills from that sale are due Feb. 15, 2027.
Issuance is scheduled for Nov. 11, and the bonds will mature Sept. 20, 2056.
The Ministry of Finance’s release, published Oct. 30, covers Sept. 29 through Oct. 28.
The bills are scheduled for issuance Nov. 9 and maturity Feb. 15, 2027. Any change to the offering amount is due to be announced Nov. 5.