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Bank of Japan publishes Policy Board Monthly Review No. 916

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At 15:30 on October 23, 2026, the Bank of Japan published Policy Board Monthly Review No. 916 (August–September 2026 issue), summarizing decisions and reports from the Policy Board’s September meetings and regular meeting. The Review records that the meetings on September 17 and 18 addressed changes to the guideline for money market operations, the interest rate applied under the Complementary Deposit Facility, and the basic discount rate and basic loan rate, and also involved revisions to the Basic Guidelines for the Funds-Supplying Operation to Support Responses to Climate Change. In addition, on September 15, the meeting received a report on trends in financial institutions’ business operations and their risk profiles.

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Oct 23
  1. 日本銀行
    Bank of Japan Policy Board Monthly Report (Reiwa 8, August/September issue)

    The Bank of Japan published the 916th issue of its Policy Board Monthly Report (Reiwa 8, August/September issue), summarizing resolutions and reporting matters from the September Policy Board meeting and regular meeting. The meetings on September 17 and 18 covered changes to the guidelines for money market operations, the interest rate applied under the Complementary Deposit Facility, the basic discount rate and basic loan rate, as well as revisions to the basic principles for the Funds-Supplying Operations to Support Financing for Climate Change Responses; on September 15, trends in financial institutions’ business operations and their risk profiles were also reported.

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