Interest rates on time deposits between 3 and 10 million yen Japan 2019, by maturity

Published by Statista Research Department, Mar 23, 2021

As of December 2019, the average interest rate on new time deposits of three to less than 10 million yen of banks in Japan stood at 0.24 percent per annum for time deposits with a maturity of three to less than six months. By comparison, new time deposits with a maturity between two and three years reached an interest rate of 0.03 percent per annum.

Average interest rates on new time deposits of three to less than ten million yen of banks in Japan in 2019, by maturity

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November 2020

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Japan

Survey time period

2019

Supplementary notes

Figures of bank accounts of domestic banks which have transactions with the Bank of Japan. Excluding the Resolution and Collection Corporation and the Japan Post Bank.
Excluding time deposits with regulated interest rates.
The rate is obtained as a weighted average of lowest interest rates by using new deposits in the month corresponding to 0.1 percent interval of the interest rate as the weight.

1 Japanese yen equals 0.0094 U.S. dollars or 0.0078 euros as of March 2021.
Values have been rounded.