TOKYO -- Japan's Finance Ministry will hold a meeting for primary dealers of Japanese government bonds on June 20, Nikkei has learned, and what may be on the agenda is spurring speculation over cutbacks to the ultralong-term bond supply.
Gathering comes amid concern over rising ultralong bond yields
Japan's Finance Ministry typically does not seek market feedback on its bond issuance plans in the middle of the year. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan's Finance Ministry will hold a meeting for primary dealers of Japanese government bonds on June 20, Nikkei has learned, and what may be on the agenda is spurring speculation over cutbacks to the ultralong-term bond supply.