The Japanese Bond Market
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Bank of Japan Survey: Japan Bond Market Functioning DI Improves to -16 in August from Three Months Ago
The Bank of Japan's bond market survey report for August 2026, released today, shows that the Diffusion Index (DI) for the current functioning of the Japanese government bond secondary market among su
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Japan's GPIF Hires Active Bond Funds for First Time in Five Years to Manage Debt Market Volatility
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), one of the world's largest retirement money managers, has hired active domestic bond funds for the first time in five years. This move aims to enhanc
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Bank of Japan Survey: Japan Bond Market Functioning DI Improves to -16 in August from Three Months Ago
The Bank of Japan's bond market survey report for August 2026, released today, shows that the Diffusion Index (DI) for the current functioning of the Japanese government bond secondary market among su
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Japan's GPIF Hires Active Bond Funds for First Time in Five Years to Manage Debt Market Volatility
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), one of the world's largest retirement money managers, has hired active domestic bond funds for the first time in five years. This move aims to enhanc
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