Financial institutions, including SMBC Nikko and Morgan Stanley, are providing analysis on the risks facing the Japanese bond market due to the LDP's coalition instability.
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Updated Jul 15
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Financial institutions, including SMBC Nikko and Morgan Stanley, are providing analysis on the risks facing the Japanese bond market due to the LDP's coalition instability.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Sell-offs in Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) and the Yen follow political instability and unorthodox fiscal proposals.Sub-event
- The Ministry of Finance adjusted bond issuance to curb volatility in the Japanese bond market, as reported by Bloomberg.Sub-event
Analysis published on 2025-07-15 links LDP coalition risk to potential fiscal policy shocks in Japan.1 source
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Bloomberg reports on Japanese economic events as the LDP, a storied Japanese party, faces the aftermath of an upper house election where the coalition lost its majority.Also in this story
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Liberal Democratic Party
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Morgan Stanley
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SMBC Nikko Securities Inc.
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