Japanese Government Bonds - Ultra-Long-Term Yields Surge on Worst Auction Results (Update)
Japanese government bond yields surge, particularly in ultra-long-term maturities, following poor 20-year bond auction results indicating weak demand and raising concerns over lack of buying interest.
0% Potential Growth and Ultra-Long-Term Bonds - Will Interest Rates Only Decline?
South Korea's potential growth rate projected to fall to 0.1% by 2050, raising concerns about long-term interest rates and fiscal stability amid demographic challenges.
0% Potential Growth and Ultra-Long-Term Bonds - Reluctant Purchases and Taiwan Insurance Company Case
Insurance companies face challenges with ultra-long-term government bonds amid low growth and demographic shifts, potentially turning to foreign bonds despite exchange rate risks.
Will the Share of Ultra-Long-Term Bond Issuance Continue to Grow Amid 0% Potential Growth?
South Korea's ultra-long-term bond issuance may continue to grow amid concerns of 0% potential growth, reflecting market demand and fiscal strategies.
Additional 1.4 Trillion Won in Supplementary Budget Bonds - Will Ultra-Long-Term Bond Ratio Increase?
South Korea plans to issue additional 1.4 trillion won in treasury bonds for supplementary budget, potentially increasing the ratio of ultra-long-term bonds beyond current guidelines.
Bond Analysis by Ji-hyun Son - Preparing to Bounce Back
Seoul bond market expected to fluctuate as Korea-U.S. trade talks and May government bond issuance plan impact market sentiment, with focus on ultra-long-term bonds and supplementary budget
Longer-Term Bonds Continue to Weigh on Market
Seoul bond market focuses on ultra-long-term bonds as April government bond issuance plan is announced, with potential volatility due to wildfire response supplementary budget discussions
Insurance Companies and Funds Purchase 3.8 Trillion Won of 30-Year Treasury Bonds - National Pension Service Involvement Speculated
Insurance companies and funds have purchased 3.8 trillion won of 30-year Treasury bonds, sparking speculation about National Pension Service involvement amid shifting market dynamics and exchange rate considerations.
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