
Societe Generale SA estimates that Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) could purchase up to ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) in additional Japanese government bonds (JGBs) without altering its current asset allocation. Such purchases could provide support to the JGB market. The statement highlights potential demand for Japanese debt from the world's largest pension fund.
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Up to ¥12.3 trillion in additional JGB purchases possible.
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund has room to buy up to ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) of additional government bonds without changing its asset allocation mix.
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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund has room to buy up to ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) of additional government bonds without changing its asset allocation mix.
OpinionJapan’s Government Pension Investment Fund has room to buy as much as ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) of additional government bonds without changing its asset allocation mix, according to Societe Generale SA, offering potential support for the debt market.
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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund has room to buy up to ¥12.3 trillion ($76 billion) of additional government bonds without changing its asset allocation mix.
OpinionPotential JGB buying by GPIF offers support for the debt market.
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