(Bloomberg) -- Japan's Ministry of Finance is
asking securities firms and banks their views on next week's 10-
year bond auction, including whether to issue a new security or
sell existing debt.
Some brokerages asked the ministry to re-issue the No. 286
10-year bond with a 1.8 percent coupon at the sale on July 3,
said Kazuo Katayama, director for market finance division of the
ministry's finance bureau. The brokers said there has been a
shortage of the debt in the repurchase market, in which debt is
lent out for an agreed time, according to Katayama.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
asking securities firms and banks their views on next week's 10-
year bond auction, including whether to issue a new security or
sell existing debt.
Some brokerages asked the ministry to re-issue the No. 286
10-year bond with a 1.8 percent coupon at the sale on July 3,
said Kazuo Katayama, director for market finance division of the
ministry's finance bureau. The brokers said there has been a
shortage of the debt in the repurchase market, in which debt is
lent out for an agreed time, according to Katayama.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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