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Japan bond repurchase program receives 1.51 billions yen bids

Japan bond repurchase program receives 1.51 billions yen bids

智通财经智通财经2026/10/07 04:16
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Japan’s bond repurchase program received bids totaling 1.51 billions yen. The average accepted spread for Japanese bond repo was -0.481 yen. The competitive bidding size for Japanese government bond repo reached 90.7 billions yen. The highest accepted spread for Japanese bond repo was -0.360 yen. The maximum accepted spread for Japanese bond repo was 16.6666%.

The Japanese bond repurchase program accepted bids totaling 1.51 billion yen. The average accepted spread for Japanese bond repurchases was -0.481 yen. The competitive bidding size for Japanese government bond repurchase was 90.7 billion yen. The maximum accepted spread for Japanese bond repurchases was -0.360 yen. Japanese bond repurchase bids were accepted at the highest spread with an acceptance rate of 16.6666%.
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