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10 Feb 2020

BOJ increases purchases of 10-25-year JGBs to JPY 120bn

At its routine bond market operation on Monday, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) increased their buying amounts of the 10-25-year maturity Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) to JPY120 billion.

The Japanese central bank kept the buying of 25+-year JGBs steady at JPY30 billion.

At the previous operation for 10-25-year JGBs the BOJ bought JPY100bn.

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