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🇯🇵 MARKETS PARSE BOJ’S HISTORIC RATE HIKE SIGNALS🚨 #Investors reacted cautiously after the Bank of Japan lifted rates to 0.75%, a three-decade high. Markets now focus on guidance from Governor Kazuo Ueda. Analysts say the move was priced in, keeping reactions muted, while uncertainty over future hikes fuels yen volatility, carry-trade risks, and debate over whether Japan’s tightening cycle extends into 2026. -Reuters, CNBC $ETH $BTC $GUN
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🔥🚨Bank Of 🇯🇵Japan Rate Hike: Yen Carry, Nikkei & Global Markets Outlook Bank of Japan raises overnight lending rate by 25 bps, the highest since 1995. peter maguire, ceo of australiatrading.com, breaks down the impact on japan’s growth, cpi, nikkei, the yen carry trade, and potential global market implications. expert insights on future policy direction and what traders should watch for in 2026.
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🇯🇵JAPAN RATE HIKE SHAKES 🌐GLOBAL MARKETS AFTER DECADES OF ULTRA-LOW POLICY🚨 Bank of Japan raised its key rate to 0.75%, a 30-year high, signaling a decisive shift away from deflation-era stimulus. The move strengthens the yen, threatens global carry trades, and could pressure stocks and crypto. Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled further hikes if inflation persists, contrasting easing trends at the Federal Reserve and other major central banks worldwide. -AP $ETH $BTC
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🔥🚨GOLDMAN CLIENTS ARE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT STOCKS Investors are broadly bullish on equities heading into 2026, according to a recent Goldman Sachs client survey. Forty-seven percent of respondents said they are slightly bullish on the S&P 500, while 14% reported being outright bullish. Optimism also extends to the U.S. economy, with 85% expecting real GDP growth of 1.5% to 3.5% next year. Sentiment toward corporate bonds is more cautious, as most expect credit spreads to widen. Respondents generally foresee lower Treasury yields and hold mixed views on artificial intelligence investments.
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