The Bank of Japan’s June 10 accounts outline reserves, foreign currency assets, and investments in bonds and equity-linked funds.
The Bank of Japan published its June 10 accounts, detailing holdings across multiple asset classes. These include coins reserved for circulation, bonds issued by real estate investment corporations, and beneficiary interests in index-linked exchange-traded funds purchased through trust banks.
The accounts also cover foreign currency deposits at central banks and the Bank for International Settlements, alongside securities issued by foreign governments and foreign currency mutual funds. Deposits held at agents for treasury funds and Japanese government securities operations are also listed, along with miscellaneous liabilities and net accumulated profits.
For fiscal reporting, net income from the previous fiscal year is included prior to appropriation. The release provides transparency on the central bank’s balance sheet composition as of June 10, 2026.