| Stefano Ghersi | ||||||
In Japan the economy continues to sink towards recession, banks struggle under the weight of bad debts and companies edge towards painful restructuring. Yet the primary market for yen-denominated bonds, both samurai and Euroyen, is still in rude health. International issuers, corporates and governments, are turning to these markets as an important source of funds, attracted by ultra-low interest rates, strong demand from retail buyers in Japan, and the low risk of the yen strengthening against major currencies.
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