Mia Glass

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Mia Glass |Ayai Tomisawa

Los bonos soberanos japoneses cayeron después de que una subasta de deuda a 40 años registrara la demanda más débil desde julio, lo que aumentó la presión sobre el gobierno para que reduzca la emisión de este tipo de valores. El rendimiento a 40 años subió 5 puntos básicos tras la venta, hasta el 3,335%. Los rendimientos de este vencimiento y del plazo a 30 años alcanzaron la semana pasada su máximo histórico tras registrar la demanda más débil desde 2012 en una subasta de bonos a 20 años.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Mia Glass

Global bond jitters are spilling into Japan, a corner of the market that for decades experienced barely any volatility — and it’s worrying investors already spooked by frictions in US Treasuries. Japan’s central bank—the Bank of Japan — seen as a “whale” of the domestic bond market because it owns more than half the nation’s sovereign notes, has been gradually trimming its balance sheet and scaling back its bond purchases. But the question is: Who else is interested in buying?

1 week ago | japantimes.co.jp | Mia Glass |Ayai Tomisawa

Japan’s auction of 40-year government bonds on Wednesday met demand that was the weakest since July, as investor appetite fell after volatility surged in global debt markets. The 40-year yield rose 9 basis points to 3.375% following the sale, as the 30-year tenor jumped 10 basis points. "Given we have just had a yield shock, I don’t think anyone was expecting a really strong sale,” said Stephen Spratt, rates strategist at Societe Generale. Spratt said demand was unimpressive.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Mia Glass

Pedestrians in the Ginza district of Tokyo, Japan, on Friday, April 4, 2025. (Bloomberg) -- Global bond jitters are spilling into Japan, a corner of the market that for decades experienced barely any volatility — and it’s worrying investors already spooked by frictions in US Treasuries.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Mia Glass |Ayai Tomisawa

Eine Auktion 40-jähriger Staatsanleihen Japans ist am Mittwoch auf die schwächste Nachfrage seit vergangenem Juli gestoßen, was am internationalen Rentenmarkt die Volatilität anheizen könnte. Die Rendite 40-jähriger Bonds blieb gegenüber dem Niveau vor der Auktion unverändert. Bei Papieren mit 30 Jahren Laufzeit kletterte sie jedoch um 11 Basispunkte.