This report provides a preview for the upcoming 30y JGB auction, identifying fiscal policy concerns as a headwind while noting that limited BOJ terminal rate upside makes the sector attractive for medium-term holding.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The 30y JGB market faces downward pressure from fiscal concerns, particularly government plans for 'bridging bonds' and tax rate adjustments, creating near-term volatility.
- 2.Market pricing of the BOJ's terminal policy rate near the top of the neutral range (2.5%) limits scope for further hawkish repricing, potentially increasing the relative appeal of super-long bonds.
- 3.Despite near-term volatility, there is limited room for super-long yields to climb over the medium term due to the MOF's debt issuance strategy and potential inflation cooling.
Table of Contents
- Positives and negatives ahead of the 30y auction
- POTENTIAL POSITIVES
- POTENTIAL NEGATIVES
- Auction strategy
- 30Y ASSET SWAPS AND/OR OUTRIGHT LONGS WITH A MEDIUM-TERM HORIZON
- Key charts
- Important Disclosure Information
- Analyst Certification
- Disclaimer
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Authors
Yurie Suzuki
Securities
30y JGB
Themes
BOJ Monetary PolicyFiscal Expansion
Regions
Asia PacificJapan
