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Japan may reduce bond buybacks to ease market support as inflation expectations rise.
Japan is considering cutting its monthly buybacks of inflation-linked government bonds from 20 billion yen to 15 billion yen in April and June, as rising inflation expectations—driven by global factors like the Middle East conflict—boost investor demand.
The break-even inflation rate surpassed 1.9% for the first time, making these bonds more attractive.
While issuance will remain stable at 250 billion yen in May, the planned reduction signals a shift toward less government market support, reflecting improved market conditions since the bonds’ 2013 revival amid deflation-fighting efforts.
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Japón podría reducir las recompras de bonos para aliviar el apoyo del mercado a medida que aumentan las expectativas de inflación.