Japan plans to boost JGB sales to 172.3 trillion yen, targeting banks for shorter-term bonds.
Japan plans to increase sales of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) to 172.3 trillion yen next fiscal year, the first rise in four years. The government aims to attract Japanese banks as major buyers by focusing on shorter-dated debt, reducing sales of longer-term bonds due to lower demand from life insurers. The funds will help finance the government's budget and support environmental goals.
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