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Bank of Japan Raises Rates to a 31-Year High 🇯🇵



The Bank of Japan has raised its policy rate to 1.25%, marking its highest level since 1995.

The decision signals another step toward tighter monetary policy as Japan continues to navigate inflation and changing economic conditions.

Higher Japanese rates can also matter for global markets, as shifts in Japan’s monetary policy may influence the yen, bond yields, liquidity and risk assets, including crypto.

Japan’s rate path is becoming an increasingly important factor for global markets.
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DeFiForager
30 minutes ago
The US still hasn’t cut interest rates, while Japan has already raised rates, increasing pressure for carry-trade funds to flow back.
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ProtectivePut
30 minutes ago
1.25% may not look high, but it’s a 31-year high, adding another member to the global liquidity tightening camp.
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Rain-SoakedGlassLeverage
30 minutes ago
First Review
The Bank of Japan has finally toughened up—is the carry trade about to die?
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