The Bank of Japan has released its monetary accounts for the period ending July 31, 2026.
The publication provides market participants with updated data on the central bank's balance sheet composition and the evolution of the monetary base.
This release follows the previous accounts published for the period ending July 10, which offered a similar snapshot of liquidity conditions. The data allows traders and analysts to track the mechanics of the BoJ's balance sheet management and the impact of its ongoing policy framework on market liquidity.
The publication comes as markets continue to monitor the central bank's approach to monetary policy normalization.
Recent coverage has highlighted the BoJ's updated output gap and potential growth estimates, alongside the full June Tankan survey data. These indicators, combined with the monetary accounts, provide a comprehensive view of the economic environment shaping the BoJ's policy decisions.
Investors will look to the figures for signs of any shifts in the central bank's asset purchase program or deposit facility usage.