Japanese regional banks just hit a brutal milestone. Their unrealized losses on domestic bond holdings crashed to a record -¥3.3 trillion during Q2 of fiscal 2025, which wrapped up on September 30th. That's some serious red ink piling up on balance sheets across the country's smaller banking institutions. The bond market bloodbath continues taking its toll on these regional players, and this latest figure shows just how deep the pain goes. Worth watching how this plays out for Japan's broader financial stability.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 17h ago
This wave of losses for Japanese regional banks is truly staggering, with a direct hit of -3.3 trillion yen.
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ProofOfNothing
· 17h ago
Japanese regional banks can’t hold on anymore, with a paper loss of -3.3 trillion yen… The bond market is truly bleeding.
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DAOdreamer
· 17h ago
The losses for Japanese regional banks this time are pretty severe, a 3.3 trillion yen hole... The central bank really needs to come up with a solution quickly.
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PumpAnalyst
· 17h ago
Regional banks in Japan have suffered 3.3 trillion in losses—this time, the “harvesting” has hit their own people. However, technically, the market hasn't truly bottomed out yet. Everyone should continue to observe.
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MetaEggplant
· 17h ago
Japanese regional banks have collapsed again, and this time the numbers are truly unbearable...
Japanese regional banks just hit a brutal milestone. Their unrealized losses on domestic bond holdings crashed to a record -¥3.3 trillion during Q2 of fiscal 2025, which wrapped up on September 30th. That's some serious red ink piling up on balance sheets across the country's smaller banking institutions. The bond market bloodbath continues taking its toll on these regional players, and this latest figure shows just how deep the pain goes. Worth watching how this plays out for Japan's broader financial stability.