Japan’s Ministry of Finance auctioned its 30 year issue No. 92 on Tuesday, a 4.2 percent coupon bond maturing September 20, 2056 and issued November 11. Competitive bids totaled 1,512.6 billion yen, of which 450.7 billion yen was accepted at a lowest price of 104.55 per 100 yen, a yield of 3.871 percent, with bids at that price filled at 15.1785 percent. The weighted average price was 104.90, a yield of 3.847 percent, and a further 148.8 billion yen was accepted in the non price competitive auction for JGB market special participants.
Japan 30 year bond sale clears at 3.847 percent average yield
Japan's Ministry of Finance sold 450.7 billion yen of 30 year bonds at a weighted average yield of 3.847 percent on Tuesday, with a further 148.8 billion yen allotted to market special participants.
Why it matters: The 30 year sale is the longest regular test of investor appetite for Japanese government debt as the Bank of Japan tightens, and a clearing yield near 3.85 percent keeps pressure on the super long end of the curve.
Data as of Japan Ministry of Finance auction result for November 10, 2026, read in full on the ministry site via the estate browser route; the ministry is the source of record for its own auctions. Developing item.
Sources
- Auction Result of 30-Year JGBs on November 10, 2026 - Japan Ministry of Finance - 2026-11-10