# BOJRateHikesBackontheTable

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JPMorgan expects the Bank of Japan to hike rates twice in 2025, pushing policy rates to 1.25% by end-2026. Could shifts in yen liquidity affect crypto risk allocation? Is a yen carry trade unwind back in play?
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Why the Carry Trade Narrative Is a Structural Shift Not a Sudden Crisis
As market expectations build around the possibility that the Bank of Japan continues lifting rates into 2026 potentially toward the 1.25% range the global macro conversation is increasingly revolving around yen liquidity and carry trade exposure. This discussion, however, is often oversimplified.
The yen is not just a domestic variable. It has been embedded for decades in the foundation of global leverage, quietly influencing funding costs, volatility regimes, and cross-asset risk appetite, i
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🇯🇵 Yen Liquidity, BOJ Rate Hikes, and Crypto Risk Is the Carry Trade Back in Focus?
JPMorgan’s expectation that the Bank of Japan could hike rates twice in 2025, pushing policy rates toward 1.25% by end-2026, is more than a local monetary policy story. It directly raises questions about global liquidity conditions, risk asset funding, and whether a yen carry trade unwind could once again ripple through markets including crypto. My view is that yen liquidity still matters, but the impact will be conditional, not automatic.
Why the Yen Matters to Global Risk Assets
For decades, the yen has f
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JPMorgan Flags BOJ Hikes Could Yen Liquidity Reshape Crypto Risk? My Thoughts and Insights
JPMorgan expects the Bank of Japan to hike rates twice in 2025, pushing policy rates toward 1.25% by end-2026. On the surface, that might sound modest. In reality, for global markets especially crypto this could be a big deal.
Why? Because the yen isn’t just another currency. It’s been the backbone of global cheap liquidity for decades.
Why the Yen Matters More Than It Seems
Japan has been the world’s funding engine. Ultra-low rates turned the yen into the preferred curren
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#BOJRateHikesBackontheTable Yen Liquidity, BOJ Normalization, and Crypto Risk — Why the Carry Trade Is a Slow-Burn Story, Not a Shock Event
As expectations grow that the Bank of Japan could continue raising rates into 2026—potentially toward the 1.25% zone—the global market conversation is increasingly shifting toward yen liquidity and carry trade dynamics. This is not just a Japan story. The yen has long been embedded in the plumbing of global finance, quietly influencing leverage, funding costs, and risk appetite across asset classes, including crypto. However, the market risk here is being
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#BOJRateHikesBackontheTable As we move deeper toward 2025, one of the most underappreciated forces shaping global risk assets remains currency-based liquidity, and the Japanese yen sits at the center of that conversation. While headlines focus on U.S. rate cuts and inflation prints, the more subtle shift may be happening in Japan — a country that has quietly subsidized global risk-taking for decades.
The potential normalization of Bank of Japan policy isn’t about aggressive tightening. It’s about removing a structural certainty markets have relied on for years: ultra-cheap, stable yen funding.
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🏦 #BOJRateHikesBackontheTable | Market Alert 📊✨
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is reconsidering interest rate hikes, signaling potential shifts in global financial markets. Traders and investors are closely monitoring the impact on currencies, crypto, and broader market sentiment. 🌐💹
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Possible influence on JPY and global markets 💱
Potential implications for crypto trading strategies 🔍
Importance of watching market reactions and economic indicators 📈
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Japan’s Shocking Interest Rate Shock Historic Change in the Global Financial System and a Warning for Investors
The shock coming from Japan is not just a headline it represents a fundamental shift in the global financial system that has been building for years. For more than three decades Japan stabilized the world through zero interest rates absorbed global uncertainty and provided cheap credit to international markets. This era supported US growth global stock valuations real estate booms and the modern debt based economy. When Japans 20 year government bond yield rose to 275 percent it mark
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BOJ Rate Hikes Return to the Agenda: Yen Carry Trade Unwind and Its Impact on Crypto Markets
JPMorgan 2025–2026 Outlook
JPMorgan expects the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates twice in 2025, lifting the policy rate to around 1.25 percent by the end of 2026. This outlook reflects persistent inflation pressures and suggests that changes in yen liquidity could continue to influence global risk assets.
BOJ’s December 2025 Decision
On December 19, 2025, the BOJ raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 0.75 percent, the highest level since 1995. The decision was u
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Japan has released its CPI data, and it came in below expectations!
📊 Expectation: 2.70%
📉 Actual: 2.00%
Japan's national Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for November 2025 was initially projected at 2.9% headline and 3.0% core. However, the Tokyo CPI data released on December 26, 2025 (approximately today), a leading indicator of the national trend, showed a significant slowdown in December. The headline CPI fell from 2.7% to 2.0%, while the core CPI (excluding fresh food) dropped from 2.8% to 2.3%. The expectation for core was 2.5%, meaning it was below the actual expectation (2.3% vs 2.5%)
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