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      Instrument data
      Issuer
      Senority
      Unsecured
      Currency
      JPY
      ISIN
      JP1110511E74
      Coupon percent
      0.05%
      Coupon type
      Floating: Fixed Margin over Index
      Instrument volume
      256,201,700,000
      Maturity date
      15/07/2024
      -
      WD Outlook: N/A
      WD Outlook: N/A
      Latest change
      Withdrawal
      16/07/2024
      General information
      Rating
      Public
      Unsolicited
      With issuer participation
      UK endorsed
      EU Rated
      Withdrawal reason: end of maturity of the debt obligation, or in case the debt is redeemed, called, prefunded, cancelled
      Dennis Shen Lead analyst
      Dr. Giacomo Barisone Committee chair
      Scope affirms the sovereign rating of Japan at A and revises Outlook to Stable

      22/3/2024 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms the sovereign rating of Japan at A and revises Outlook to Stable

      Improvement of the inflation outlook and constructive effects for debt sustainability underpin change of the Outlook. Very-high gross government debt, comparatively weak nominal growth potential and rising ageing costs remain rating constraints.

      Scope affirms Japan's ratings at* A and maintains the Negative Outlook

      6/10/2023 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Japan's ratings at* A and maintains the Negative Outlook

      High and rising public debt amid long-term fiscal and economic pressures due to adverse demographics anchors the Negative Outlook. A wealthy and diversified economy, strong funding flexibility, and a sound external position are credit strengths.

      Scope affirms Japan's A ratings; Outlook revised to Negative

      6/5/2022 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Japan's A ratings; Outlook revised to Negative

      Sustained and material increase in debt and long-term fiscal and economic pressures due to adverse demographics drive the outlook revision. A wealthy and diversified economy, strong funding flexibility, and a sound external position are credit strengths.

      Scope downgrades Japan's ratings to A; Outlook revised to Stable

      18/6/2021 Rating announcement EN

      Scope downgrades Japan's ratings to A; Outlook revised to Stable

      Continued fiscal deterioration, exacerbated due to the Covid-19 crisis, and a weak demographic and economic outlook drive downgrade. A wealthy and diversified economy, strong funding flexibility, and a sound external position are credit strengths.

      Scope affirms Japan’s sovereign rating at A+ and revises the Outlook to Negative

      24/4/2020 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Japan’s sovereign rating at A+ and revises the Outlook to Negative

      A continuously deteriorating fiscal outlook and very low growth potential, both exacerbated by the Covid-19 shock, drive the Negative Outlook. A diversified and competitive economy, strong funding flexibility, and sound external position are strengths.

      Scope affirms Japan’s credit rating at A+ with a Stable Outlook

      21/6/2019 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Japan’s credit rating at A+ with a Stable Outlook

      A diversified and wealthy economy, strong funding flexibility, and a sound external position are credit strengths. Adverse demographics, a low growth potential, and very weak public finances are credit constraints.

      Scope affirms Japan’s credit rating at A+ with Stable Outlook

      16/3/2018 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Japan’s credit rating at A+ with Stable Outlook

      A diversified and wealthy economy, strong funding flexibility, and a sound external position are credit strengths. Very high debt levels, challenging debt dynamics, and relatively weak growth potential are rating challenges.

      Scope downgrades Japan’s newly published credit rating to A+ from AA- and changes Outlook to Stable

      29/9/2017 Rating announcement EN

      Scope downgrades Japan’s newly published credit rating to A+ from AA- and changes Outlook to Stable

      Very high debt levels, challenging debt dynamics, and relatively weak growth drive the rating downgrade. A diversified and wealthy economy, exceptional funding flexibility, and a strong external position are credit strengths.

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