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Japan 40-Year Bond Sale Sees Strongest Demand Since 2020

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 03:43 UTC By John Cheng 1 min read
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Japan’s 40-year government bond auction drew its strongest demand since 2020 as relatively high yields attracted investors.

Japan’s 40-year government bond auction drew its strongest demand since 2020 as relatively high yields attracted investors.
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