According to online reports, according to draft documents, Japan will reduce scheduled government bond sales by 500 billion yen to 171.8 trillion yen from the original planned total in the 2025/2026 fiscal year; The scale of sales of 20-year and 30-year government bonds will be reduced by 900 billion yen to 11.1 trillion yen and 8.7 trillion yen respectively; Japan will increase the sale of two-year government bonds, one-year and six-month discounted treasury bonds, increasing by 600 billion yen each; An additional 500 billion yen of government bonds will be sold to households, bringing the scale to 5.1 trillion yen. The revised offering plan will be presented to primary dealers for discussion at a meeting on Friday. The move is aimed at easing market concerns about supply and demand imbalances, as yields on ultra-long bonds soared to record highs last month due to weak demand for recent auctions. There are also ideas to repurchase some previously issued ultra-long-term Japanese government bonds at low interest rates to improve the balance of supply and demand. (Jin Shi)