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Demand for Japan's 30-year bonds hits a low, raising concerns over rising yields and issuance strategy.
Japan's recent 30-year bond auction faced its weakest demand since December 2023, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.92, down from 3.07 previously.
This reflects global concerns over rising yields, and suggests Japan may need to reconsider its issuance strategy to stabilize the market, especially as foreign investors become more influential.
The rising yields could affect the appeal of insurance products and stabilize demand in the long bond market, though structural changes in supply and demand continue to play a role.
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La demanda de bonos a 30 años de Japón llega a su punto más bajo, aumentando las preocupaciones sobre el aumento de los rendimientos y la estrategia de emisión.