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BOJ Raises Rates to 1.25%, Signals New Phase of Tightening

The Bank of Japan raised its deposit rate to 1.25%, the highest in 31 years, and Governor Ueda stated monetary policy has entered a new phase, signaling further hikes. However, he avoided committing to a faster pace, leaving the trajectory data-dependent. This marks a clear shift from the BOJ's long-standing ultra-loose stance, with implications for global yields and the yen.

Valor Econômico1 day agoJPCredibility 44%View source

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Mosaic Score9.1
Confidence0.9
Significance0.8
Source credibility0.4

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#boj#monetary-policy#interest-rates#japan#yen#tightening

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activeMarkets12h ago

BOJ Raises Rates to 1.25%, Signals New Phase of Monetary Tightening

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has raised its policy rate to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995/31 years, confirming a decisive shift from its ultra-loose monetary policy. Governor Ueda indicated this marks a new phase of tightening, with further hikes expected, though the pace remains data-dependent. This move aligns with global monetary tightening trends and follows external pressure from the US.

↑ escalating·7 signals·JP, US, IRScore 6.2
activeMarketsGeopolitics12h ago

Japan — 23 developments

→ stable·15 signals·JP, US, IR +3Score 5.3

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