Japan Plans to Issue Transition Bonds to Finance Investment Plan, May 28

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According to Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Makoto Kihara on May 28, Japan plans to issue transition bonds to fund an investment plan. Kihara stated that Japan has previously implemented multi-year budgetary measures through transition bonds backed by future fiscal sources, and will expand such initiatives to promote stronger economic growth. Transition bonds are designed to cover temporary funding gaps by relying on secured future revenue sources, distinct from deficit financing bonds. The announcement comes as Japan's bond market remains concerned about the fiscal outlook, with the 10-year government bond yield recently rising to its highest level since 1996 amid market worries over the government's expansionary fiscal stance.
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