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Tankan, June 2026 survey: the business conditions DI for large enterprises, all industries, is 29A survey asking companies "How is the economy?" (June 2026 survey results)

In the 209th Tankan (Short-Term Economic Survey of Enterprises in Japan, June 2026 survey), published by the Bank of Japan on July 1, 2026, the business conditions DI for all industries ("favorable" minus "unfavorable", percentage points) was 29 for large enterprises, 22 for medium-sized enterprises and 13 for small enterprises. The changes in the "actual results" from the previous survey were +2, -1 and 0 points, respectively.

Business conditions DI, all industries (June 2026 survey, actual results)
Large enterprises29points
Medium-sized enterprises22points
Small enterprises13points

Key points

  • The survey covered 9,141 firms, with a response rate of 99.4%; the response period was May 28 to June 30
  • The all-industry business conditions DI (actual results) is 29 for large, 22 for medium-sized and 13 for small enterprises; the outlook is 23, 13 and 6
  • For large enterprises, actual results are 22 in manufacturing and 37 in non-manufacturing; the outlook is 17 and 28
  • Medium-sized enterprises: manufacturing 17, non-manufacturing 26; small enterprises: manufacturing 9, non-manufacturing 15 (all actual results)
Who is affected: Business owners who want to compare their own sense of business conditions with the overall picture, and accounting staff who check business plans and customers' trends

What to do in practice

  • Check the figures for the industry and size category closest to yours and compare them with your own sense
  • Use the outlook as one reference when thinking about orders and cash flow
Note: The business conditions DI reflects the sentiment of the firms that responded and does not show the results of any individual company. The outlook figures are the respondents' views and do not guarantee the future.

The Bank of Japan runs a large survey four times a year asking companies across the country "How is the economy right now?". In the results announced on July 1, 2026 for the June 2026 survey, more companies answered "favorable" than "unfavorable". The outlook for about three months ahead, however, was lower than the current figure.

Views on the economy, all industries ("favorable" minus "unfavorable")
Now (June 2026 survey)Outlook for about three months ahead
Large enterprises2923
Medium-sized enterprises2213
Small enterprises136

Points

  • Among large, medium-sized and small enterprises alike, "favorable" answers outnumbered "unfavorable" ones
  • There is a difference by company size, with large enterprises showing the bigger figures
  • The outlook for about three months ahead was somewhat lower than the current figure
For example: If 40% of companies answer "favorable" and 10% answer "unfavorable", the difference of 30 is the number that indicates the state of the economy.

What the words mean

Tankan
A survey by the Bank of Japan asking companies across the country about the economy
DI
The share answering "favorable" minus the share answering "unfavorable"
Original text (excerpt)
短 観(概要)―2026年6月― 第209回  全国企業短期経済観測調査 2026年7月1日 (注) 1. 回答率 = 業況判断の有効回答社数 / 調査対象企業数 × 100 2. 「最近」の変化幅は、前回調査の「最近」との対比。「先行き」の変化幅は、今回調査の「最近」との対比。
日本銀行 / 短観(概要)2026年6月(2026-07-01)
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Sources (official)
Checked against the source on: Oct 30, 2026

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