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Japanese Government Bonds Held by the Bank of Japan

The Bank of Japan published its statistical release on Japanese government bonds held by the Bank on June 12, posted as a spreadsheet on the Bank's site with data referenced to June 10 per the file name.

·FILED ISSUE 2026-06-12·1 MIN READ·RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-02 UTC·✓ RE-VERIFIED 2026-07-02

At a glance

  • The BoJ published its JGB holdings statistics on June 12, 2026

VERDICT — CONFIRMED

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Japanese Government Bonds Held by the Bank of Japan
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The Bank of Japan published its statistical release on Japanese government bonds held by the Bank on June 12, posted as a spreadsheet on the Bank's site with data referenced to June 10, per the file name.

The release is one of the BoJ's regular statistical postings covering the central bank's own JGB holdings; the feed carried no summary figures, and the spreadsheet's contents were not reviewed.

What is confirmed: publication of the release on June 12, 2026 with a June 10 reference date, per the Bank of Japan's What's New feed. No holdings totals, maturity breakdowns or period-over-period changes can be reported from the available material; the figures reside in the XLSX file on the Bank's website, and any characterization of the Bank's JGB position from this release would require reading the spreadsheet itself.

Key facts on file

  • The BoJ published its JGB holdings statistics on June 12, 2026

OFFICIAL RECORD

Bank of Japan — What’s New
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