Many people haven’t realized that a major event is unfolding in the world.


The most important central bank news this week.
It’s not the Federal Reserve.
It’s Japan.
The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates to 1% next week.
The highest level in 31 years.
Why does it matter?
Because over the past 20 years.
Global markets have long grown accustomed to Japan’s low interest rates.
If the last ultra-low interest rate economy starts to tighten,
many asset valuation models will have to be recalculated.
What truly affects the market
is often not the biggest news—
but the overlooked thing.
#FederalReserve
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