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Business Report for the Ten-Day Period (as of August 31, Reiwa 8)

Bank of Japan

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  1. Total assets: 644,662,019,610 thousand yen (approx. 644.7 trillion yen)
  2. Government bonds: 519,927,691,026 thousand yen (all long-term government bonds; Treasury discount bills: 0).
  3. Banknotes issued, 114,867,267,138 thousand yen (approx. 114.9 trillion yen), are on the liabilities side.
  4. Current accounts: 424,321,985,703 thousand yen (approx. 424.3 trillion yen) are on the liabilities side.
  5. Loans 71,857,700,000 thousand yen, Gold bullion 441,253,409 thousand yen, Capital 100,000 thousand yen

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