Japan is scheduled to issue 10-year and 30-year government bonds on Sept. 1 and Sept. 3, with the market closely watching how the auctions are received. According to ChainCatcher, Nomura Holdings strategist Andrew Ticehurst said weak demand at the sales could push up government bond yields in both Japan and the United States. He added that such a move could raise overall market risk. The focus is now on whether investor appetite at the two auctions holds up, as the outcome may have implications beyond Japan’s domestic bond market and spill over into broader rates sentiment.
Japan will issue 10-year government bonds on Sept. 1 and 30-year government bonds on Sept. 3, with market participants closely watching the outcome of both auctions.
According to ChainCatcher, Nomura Holdings strategist Andrew Ticehurst said weak demand could lift government bond yields in Japan and the United States, adding to market risk.
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