Japan to Sell Short-Term Debt Amid Rising Interest Rates
Japan's Ministry of Finance (MOF) is proposing to sell shorter-term debt as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) contemplates a rate hike. This move aims to make government bonds more attractive for financial institutions. A draft proposal reviewed by the MOF indicates that Japan must create an environment where government bonds remain appealing investments, especially by issuing shorter-duration debt.
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