#Bank of Japan
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The Japanese government has finalized a draft budget of ¥122.3 trillion, the largest in its history. PRISM analyzes the key spending areas and the potential impact on Japan's fiscal health and global markets.
Mizuho's Asset Management One is set to launch Japan's first active government bond (JGB) ETFs in January 2026. The five funds aim to meet rising debt supply and investor demand amid higher interest rates.
Japan's government is finalizing a record $785 billion budget for fiscal 2026, assuming a 3% interest rate for debt servicing. The move signals a major shift away from the era of ultra-low rates.
Japan is set to pass its largest-ever budget for FY2026, a move by Finance Minister Katayama that comes as the nation battles persistent inflation and record Tokyo property prices.
The Japanese yen rallied to the 156-per-dollar level after Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Japan has a "free hand" to counter its depreciation, signaling a heightened risk of currency market intervention.
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.
As the Bank of Japan steps back, the Japanese government is targeting the nation's $7 trillion in household savings to fund its debt. We analyze the strategy, challenges, and what it means for JGB yields, the yen, and global investors.
Japan's government is set to propose a record budget over ¥120 trillion, featuring a ¥1 trillion push for domestic AI development. Explore the market implications of this massive fiscal spending amid rising inflation concerns.
In the final week of 2025, Asia grapples with a deepening Thai-Cambodian border conflict, India's aviation sector turmoil, and critical economic decisions from Japan to China. PRISM breaks down the key events.
Three months after taking office, Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's approval rating holds strong at 75%. This gives her a mandate to tackle a BOJ rate hike and tense China relations, but challenges loom.
The Bank of Japan hiked rates, but the yen crumbled. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new macro regime and what it means for Bitcoin's role as a global asset.