Japan Faces 40-Year Debt Sale as Fiscal Fears Linger After Vote
Investors remain concerned over the outlook of bonds in one of the most indebted developed nations amid expectations of higher government spending as Ishiba tries to placate disaffected voters. Widening asset swap spreads are already pointing to worries over Japan's fiscal trajectory.
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