Reported 3 days ago
Japan's corporate bond market is witnessing unprecedented growth, with companies issuing a record 14.7 trillion yen in local-currency bonds this fiscal year. This surge is driven by an economic rebound and anticipation of rising interest rates. Corporations are seizing the opportunity to secure funding before costs increase, while governance reforms are pushing firms to seek new growth avenues. With borrowing rates still among the lowest globally, the outlook for a recovering economy is prompting both local and international dealmaking, despite potential risks from market volatility.
Source: YAHOO