Bank of Japan Balance Sheet Shrinks 10.1% as JGB Holdings Fall 9.5%

The central bank’s total assets fell to ¥625.0 trillion at end-September as reduced bond purchases and lower lending accelerated its balance-sheet runoff.

The central bank’s total assets fell to ¥625.0 trillion at end-September as reduced bond purchases and lower lending accelerated its balance-sheet runoff.

Australia recorded 52,201 dwelling commencements in the June quarter, with private house starts driving the increase while other residential starts were almost flat.

The package pairs a 20-year PPA for 890 MW of new nuclear capacity with a separate 15-year agreement covering 2,700 MW of existing PJM supply.

RPM reported record fiscal first-quarter sales of $2.22 billion and said it now expects mid-single-digit sales and adjusted EBITDA growth for full-year fiscal 2027, a narrower outlook than its prior range.

Zscaler kept its first-quarter revenue range at $935 million to $939 million and full-year fiscal 2027 revenue guidance at $3.908 billion to $3.938 billion.

Imports rose $17.2 billion to $420.8 billion while exports increased $4.5 billion to $315.2 billion, widening the monthly gap even as the year-to-date deficit remained below 2025.

The round, co-led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Clutterbuck Capital, will fund Type One’s stellarator program and Project Infinity at TVA’s Bull Run site.

Through September, MIAX averaged 10.98 million U.S. multi-list options contracts a day, outpacing industry growth even as September itself softened from August.

The frozen potato products maker raised its sales, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted EPS outlook after a first quarter led by stronger North America demand and cost savings.

Japan’s new 10-year JGB drew ¥7.40 trillion of competitive bids, with the weighted-average yield at 3.101% and the cut-off yield at 3.103%.