财政政策冲击会影响日本国债收益率吗?来自COVID-19的证据

Takahiro Hattori, Motoki Katano
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这是一项开创性的研究,通过使用日内数据来调查财政新闻如何影响日本政府债券(JGB)的收益率。由于日本政府是世界上最大的支出国,在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,这一时期为测试财政新闻如何影响日本国债收益率提供了理想的情况或环境。利用这次大流行期间关于财政新闻的每分钟数据,我们发现负面的财政新闻显着但暂时提高了日本国债收益率,尽管它不是持久的影响。我们还发现,投资者确实关心负面消息,但不关心正面消息。这些结果表明,投资者认为日本国债是一种无风险资产,但这一结果也向日本政府发出了一个信号,即从长期角度出发,对债务可持续性进行健全的管理。
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Do Fiscal Policy News Shocks Affect JGB Yield? Evidence from COVID-19
This is a pioneering study that investigates how fiscal news affects the yield of the Japanese Government Bond (JGB), by using intraday data. Since the Japanese government is the largest spender in the world, during the COVID-19 pandemic, this period provides the ideal situation or setting to test how fiscal news affects JGB yield. Taking advantage of the minute by minute data about fiscal news during this pandemic, we find that negative fiscal news significantly but temporarily increased JGB yield, although it is not a persistent effect. We also find that investors do care about negative news but not about the positive news. These results suggest that the JGB is considered a risk-free asset among investors, but the result also signals to the Japanese government to work on sound management of debt sustainability from a long-term perspective.
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