Bank of Japan Policy Board Monthly Report, August–September 2026
Overview
The Bank of Japan Policy Board Monthly Report for August–September 2026 (No. 916) contains “1. Resolutions” and “2. Reports.” Resolutions are divided into matters related to Monetary Policy Meetings and matters related to regular meetings. They include items concerning the guidelines for money market operations, various interest rates, the Climate Change Response Financing Operations, staff salaries, previous monthly reports, and loans to the Deposit Insurance Corporation. Reports include a regular report on financial institutions’ business operations and risk conditions.
Key points
- The monthly report contains resolutions and reports.
- Resolutions are divided into matters related to Monetary Policy Meetings and matters related to regular meetings.
- Reports include a regular report on financial institutions’ business operations and risk conditions.
Overview
The document is titled “Bank of Japan Policy Board Monthly Report, August–September 2026 (No. 916).”
The main text is organized into “1. Resolutions” and “2. Reports.”
Details
“(1) Matters related to Monetary Policy Meetings” lists items concerning the guidelines for money market operations; the interest rate applied under the Complementary Deposit Facility; the basic discount rate and basic loan rate; partial revisions to the basic guidelines for the Climate Change Response Financing Operations and related matters; the announcement of changes to the guidelines for money market operations; and the minutes of the meeting held on July 30 and 31, 2026. These items are dated September 17 and 18. “(2) Matters related to regular meetings” includes items dated September 11 concerning fiscal 2026 staff salaries and the July 2026 monthly report, as well as an item dated September 15 concerning the abolition of the implementation guidelines for loans to the Deposit Insurance Corporation and related matters.
Reports record the September 15 “Regular Report on Financial Institutions’ Business Operations and Risk Conditions.”