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Analysis of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) rate decision in January 2026. Discover why the BOJ held rates steady while raising inflation forecasts as JGB yields hit 27-year highs.
On Jan 20, 2026, the 40-year JGB yield broke 4%. Overseas buyers now hold the majority of superlong bonds for the first time as domestic demand shrinks.
The Bank of Japan is expected to hold its policy rate at 0.75% in January 2026. Explore why the BOJ is pausing hikes while upgrading economic growth forecasts.
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[email protected]Japan's real wages have fallen for 11 consecutive months as of early 2026. Explore the details of Japan real wages decline 2026 and its impact on the economy.
Bitcoin and JPY correlation hit a record 0.86. Explore why BTC's diversification appeal is weakening as it tracks Japan's fiscal crisis and 240% debt-to-GDP ratio.
Japan's cabinet approves a record 122 trillion yen ($783B) budget for FY2026. As interest rates rise, the sustainability of Japan's massive debt is under the microscope.
Japan's Finance Ministry plans to shorten JGB maturities in fiscal 2026 as 10-year yields hit 2.1%. The move reflects weak demand but raises concerns over a future interest burden.
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[email protected]With average condo prices in Tokyo's 23 wards exceeding ¥100 million, the Bank of Japan has raised interest rates. We analyze the impact of foreign buyers, a weak yen, and conflicting government policies.
Top Japanese officials have issued strong warnings after the yen fell to a one-month low of 157.78, signaling potential intervention despite a recent BOJ rate hike.