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JGBS: Overnight trade saw JGB futures recover from a modest dip on the back of
the announcement of the BoJ's Rinban plans' for June, which saw the Bank trim
the number of 10-25 Year buying operations to 3 (prev. 4) and 25+ Year buying
operations to 3 (prev. 4) N.B. the Bank also widened the band of its 10-25 year
purchases to Y100-300bn (prev. Y100-250bn).
- The move shows that the BoJ remains averse to any notable flattening of the
curve. Worth highlighting that 10-Year JGB yields were threatening to break
below -0.10% at the back end of last week, while 30-Year yields closed
comfortably below 0.5%. The 5-/30-Year yield spread sits at the flattest levels
seen since 2016.
- Early trade this week will see traders attempt to assess the impact of the
Rinban tweaks against the broader risk-off flows that have been evident in
financial markets early this week.
- 1-5 Year Rinban operations headline the local docket today, with Q1 CapEx &
company profits also due.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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