Bank of Japan Assets, Liabilities and Net Assets on June 23, 2026

The Bank of Japan presents its asset, liability, and net asset balances as of June 23, 2026, in thousands of yen. Assets include gold bullion, cash, Japanese government securities, corporate bonds, money trusts, loans, and foreign exchange. Liabilities and net assets include banknotes issued, current deposits, other deposits, government deposits, repurchase agreement accounts, provision accounts, capital, and reserves.

Total assets were 655,077,773,576 thousand yen, and total liabilities and net assets were the same amount.

The main asset balances were 533,836,821,095 thousand yen in Japanese government securities, 68,039,500,000 thousand yen in loans, 37,049,848,281 thousand yen in exchange-traded funds linked to an index among money trusts, and 11,918,985,562 thousand yen in foreign exchange. The breakdown of Japanese government securities was 533,836,821,095 thousand yen in long-term government bonds and 0 thousand yen in treasury discount bills.

Liabilities and net assets included 438,693,343,412 thousand yen in current deposits, 114,836,624,063 thousand yen in banknotes issued, 44,241,110,994 thousand yen in other deposits, and 40,366,061,447 thousand yen in repurchase agreement accounts. Provision accounts totaled 10,956,633,388 thousand yen, reserves totaled 3,872,243,310 thousand yen, and capital was 100 thousand yen.

The breakdown table lists the Loan Support Fund’s “funds-supplying operation to support an increase in lending” at 39,105,900,000 thousand yen and loans arising from specified funds-supplying operations at 28,933,600,000 thousand yen. It also explains that cash consists of payment currency and that other deposits are deposits from foreign central banks and similar institutions.