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Posted: 2025-06-18 20:57:21 UTC
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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is reducing its balance sheet at an unprecedented rate, with bond holdings decreasing by 6.2 trillion Yen in Q1 2025, marking the largest drop on record. Over the past five quarters, the BoJ's holdings have declined by 14.2 trillion Yen, leading to a decrease in its assets-to-GDP ratio to 117%, the lowest since 2020. In comparison, the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank have ratios of 41% and 22%, respectively.
Record pace of balance sheet reduction by the Bank of Japan.
Significant decrease in bond holdings in Q1 2025.
Decline in BoJ's assets-to-GDP ratio to the lowest since 2020.
Comparison of BoJ's ratio with the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
Significant reduction in bond holdings.
Decline in assets-to-GDP ratio.
Maintaining economic stability amid balance sheet reduction.