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Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe Nov. 10 sale covered reopened government bonds due in September 2056, with a weighted-average yield of 3.847%.
Japan’s Ministry of Finance accepted ¥450.7 billion in bids for reopened 30-year bonds on Nov. 10, setting a weighted-average yield of 3.847% for securities due in 2056.
The sale involved about ¥600 billion in Japanese government bonds, according to the ministry’s auction results. The bonds mature in September 2056.
The 3.847% figure reflects accepted bids at the auction. It is separate from any later market yield.
The sale adds to an October 2026 issue. Issuance is set for Nov. 19, and the bonds mature Sept. 20, 2046.
The Ministry of Finance plans to issue the bonds Nov. 13; they mature Sept. 20, 2031.
Issuance is scheduled for Nov. 11, and the bonds will mature Sept. 20, 2056.
