BOJ ANNOUNCES JPY 1.4 TRILLION WORTH OF BOND-BUYING ON MONDAY16 January 2023, 03:52

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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced on Monday that it offers to buy JPY 1.4 trillion worth of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) unplanned bond purchases operation on Friday.

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JPY100Bln 1-3 Year
JPY500Bln 3- 5 Year
JPY500Bln 5-10 Year
JPY300Bln 10-25 Year

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