The Bank of Japan published its statement of assets and liabilities (figures reported in thousand yen), showing total assets of JPY 681.77 trillion. Japanese government securities were JPY 544.60 trillion, while liabilities were led by current deposits of JPY 454.06 trillion and banknotes of JPY 117.02 trillion. Other notable asset items included loans of JPY 83.51 trillion, index-linked exchange-traded funds held as trust property of JPY 37.17 trillion, foreign currency assets of JPY 11.45 trillion, corporate bonds of JPY 2.53 trillion, and Japan real estate investment trusts held as trust property of JPY 0.65 trillion. On liabilities, other deposits were JPY 48.91 trillion, payables under repurchase agreements JPY 35.68 trillion, government deposits JPY 9.67 trillion, and provisions JPY 10.59 trillion; legal and special reserves were JPY 3.78 trillion. Annex tables show Japanese government securities comprised Japanese government bonds only (treasury discount bills at zero), Loan Support Program loans outstanding of JPY 55.04 trillion (JPY 53.53 trillion to stimulate bank lending and JPY 1.51 trillion to support strengthening the foundations for economic growth), and JPY 28.93 trillion of loans under pooled-collateral funds-supplying and related disaster-area and climate-response operations.