# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflation

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Full Text of Bank of Japan Statement: 25 Basis Point Rate Hike, Further Adjustments Considered

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points from 0.5% to 0.75% on December 19, marking the first rate hike in 11 months and bringing the rate to its highest level in 30 years. The decision was unanimously approved by the policy board. The central bank will guide the unsecured overnight call rate to around 0.75%. The rate for the complementary deposit facility was set at 0.75%, and the basic loan rate was set at 1.0%. The BOJ stated that the Japanese economy is recovering moderately, though some weaknesses remain. It expressed high confidence that companies will continue to raise wages steadily, sustaining a positive cycle of wage and price increases. Core CPI inflation continues to rise moderately as firms pass on higher labor costs. The BOJ judged that an adjustment to its monetary easing was appropriate to achieve its 2% price stability target sustainably. It noted that financial conditions remain accommodative and will continue to support economic activity. Looking ahead, the BOJ signaled it will continue to adjust the degree of monetary easing and raise policy rates further as economic activity and prices improve, provided the outlook materializes. Key risks to the outlook include the impact of overseas trade policies, domestic corporate wage and price-setting behavior, and developments in financial and foreign exchange markets.

深潮12/19 03:42

Full Text of Bank of Japan Statement: 25 Basis Point Rate Hike, Further Adjustments Considered

深潮12/19 03:42

Will Japan's Interest Rate Hike Trigger a Global Liquidity Shock?

As the Bank of Japan's December 19 monetary policy meeting approaches, market concerns are rising over a potential hawkish interest rate hike. A report by Western Securities on December 16 analyzes whether this move could end the era of cheap yen and trigger a global liquidity crisis. Key drivers for a rate hike include Japan’s sustained inflation above the 2% target, low unemployment supporting wage growth, and expansionary fiscal policy. These factors may push the BOJ toward tightening, raising fears of unwinding large-scale carry trades and causing global financial stress. However, the report suggests the most dangerous phase of liquidity shock may have already passed. Previous rate hikes in July and January had diminishing market impact, speculative short positions in yen have largely been closed, and the macro environment—including a resilient U.S. economy and Fed easing—reduces urgency for rapid unwinding. The Fed’s expanded balance sheet also acts as a buffer. Despite theoretical stability, global markets remain fragile after a six-year bull run, with elevated valuations and AI-related泡沫 concerns. A BOJ hike could act as a catalyst for a liquidity shock, though any sharp sell-off may prompt stronger Fed easing, leading to a quick recovery. Investors are advised to monitor the situation closely. If U.S. markets experience repeated “stock-bond-currency triple sell-offs,” it may signal a liquidity crisis. Over the medium term, global monetary easing is expected to continue, supporting gold and China assets—especially AH shares—on yuan appreciation and capital inflows. U.S. stocks and bonds may face volatility.

marsbit12/18 06:11

Will Japan's Interest Rate Hike Trigger a Global Liquidity Shock?

marsbit12/18 06:11

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