Japan liberalized its financial markets by announcing...
Japan liberalized its financial markets by announcing that it would sell 40% of its 10-year government bonds by auction and give foreign underwriters a bigger share of the distribution of the rest of the remaining 60%. The auctions will begin in April, 1989, and are expected to make it easier for foreign securities firms to get a bigger share of the business of selling Japanese government debt.
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