Japan Finance Minister suggests JGBs in tax-free accounts

Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has floated the idea of adding Japanese government bonds to tax-free investment accounts and reviewing the GPIF portfolio.

The remarks come as part of efforts to draw more funds into domestic markets amid a weakening yen.

Katayama, who heads the Finance Ministry, made the comments on July 14.

The proposals involve expanding the NISA tax-free framework to include JGBs and examining changes to the Government Pension Investment Fund holdings.

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