Reference Index of the Money Stock Statistics
See "Notices of corrections" for the latest figures of broadly-defined Liquidity adjusted for special items.
June 9, 2003
Bank of Japan
Research and Statistics Department
On April 1, the assets of the Postal Life Insurance Welfare Corporation was transferred to the Japan Post due to the dissolution of the corporation.
Since the Postal Life Insurance Welfare Corporation is regarded as "general corporation" and the Japan Post as "financial institutions," this transfer decreases the Money Stock Statistics.1 The amounts outstanding of Broadly-defined Liquidity excluding the assets of the corporation are as below:2
month year | Amounts outstanding of broadly-defined Liquidity adjusted for special items |
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Apr. 2002 | 12,991,909 |
May 2002 | 12,950,140 |
Jun. 2002 | 12,954,366 |
Jul. 2002 | 12,989,831 |
Aug. 2002 | 12,950,195 |
Sept. 2002 | 12,960,013 |
Oct. 2002 | 12,976,794 |
Nov. 2002 | 12,942,255 |
Dec. 2002 | 13,018,673 |
Jan. 2003 | 13,026,937 |
Feb. 2003 | 13,033,928 |
Mar. 2003 | 13,139,746 |
Notes:
- The Money Stock Statistics is "the statistics that appraises money such as cash currency in circulations and deposit money, held by general corporations, individuals, and local governments."
(For details, please see "Guide to Japan's Money Stock Statistics"(Research and Statistics Department, Bank of Japan)) - The assets of the Postal Life Insurance Welfare Corporation is calculated by averaging the amounts at the end of the month and that of the previous month.