
TOKYO -- Japanese corporations are expected to issue more than 3.7 trillion yen ($34 billion) in new yen-denominated bonds in the April-June quarter, hitting a record as interest rates fall further into negative territory.
Investors hungry for yields as interest rates delve deeper into negatives
TOKYO -- Japanese corporations are expected to issue more than 3.7 trillion yen ($34 billion) in new yen-denominated bonds in the April-June quarter, hitting a record as interest rates fall further into negative territory.
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