Japan posted a 5.06 trillion yen ($31 billion) surplus in its special foreign exchange reserves account in FY2025, the second-highest on record, as a weaker yen boosted returns on overseas assets, particularly U.S. Treasuries.
Japan posted a 5.06 trillion yen ($31 billion) surplus in its special foreign exchange reserves account in FY2025, the second-highest on record, as a weaker yen boosted returns on overseas assets, particularly U.S. Treasuries.
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