Japan 10-yr JGB Auction Average Yield at 0.910%, Lowest Accepted 0.915%
12:56 JST, November 2, 2023
TOKYO, Nov 2 (Reuters) – Japan’s Ministry of Finance said the yield at an auction of 10-year government bonds on Thursday averaged 0.910%, with the lowest accepted level at 0.915%.
The tail, or the difference between the lowest bid and the average bid, was 0.05 yen, compared with 0.02 yen at last month’s auction.
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