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Add as a preferred source on GoogleIssuance is scheduled for Nov. 11, and the bonds will mature Sept. 20, 2056.
Japan’s Ministry of Finance scheduled a Nov. 10 auction of about ¥600 billion in 30-year Japanese government bonds (JGBs), setting the next step in the country’s long-term debt issuance calendar.
The ministry plans to issue the bonds Nov. 11. They are due to mature Sept. 20, 2056.
The Nov. 11 issuance will add to the October 2026 bond line.
Competitive bids reached ¥8.5392 trillion, nearly four times the ¥2.1184 trillion accepted; the central bank’s statement and October outlook are scheduled for Oct. 30.
Competitive bids totaled ¥8.5392 trillion, and the yield at the lowest accepted price was 1.912%.
The bonds are due to be issued Nov. 6 and mature Sept. 20, 2036.
