Bank of Japan to Review Long-Term Bond Strategy Amid Weakening Demand

The Bank of Japan is set to reassess its strategy concerning long-term government bonds due to declining investment demand. According to Jin10, Takata Hajime, a member of the Bank of Japan's Policy Board, emphasized the need for a careful examination of market conditions during the mid-term evaluation of its reduction plan scheduled for June. The review comes as the demand for ultra-long Japanese government bonds continues to weaken, prompting the central bank to consider adjustments to its approach.