The Bank of Japan released the preliminary flow of funds accounts for the second quarter of 2026. According to the data, the financial surplus or deficit for all sectors was -77,293 billion yen, while the total financial assets and liabilities were -645,122 billion yen. The data also showed that the financial institutions sector had a financial surplus or deficit of -11,230 billion yen, with total financial assets and liabilities of -224,390 billion yen. The depository corporations sector had a financial surplus or deficit of 13,804 billion yen, with total financial assets and liabilities of -157,278 billion yen. The insurance and pension funds sector had a financial surplus or deficit of -1,930 billion yen, with total financial assets and liabilities of -283,579 billion yen. The data provides insights into the financial transactions and balance sheets of various sectors in Japan, including households, nonfinancial corporations, financial institutions, and government. The flow of funds accounts are an important tool for analyzing the financial system and understanding the relationships between different sectors of the economy.