"BOJ's Potential Rate Hike Sparks Foreign Interest in Japanese Bonds and Yen Reversal"
TL;DR
The Bank of Japan is expected to end its negative interest rates, marking its first rate hike in 17 years, as the central bank moves towards normalizing its policy amid rising wages and the prospect of sustained inflation at 2% or higher, a key condition for changing its policy.
- BOJ to end negative rates, marking 1st hike in 17 years Nikkei Asia
- BlackRock, Man Group Reveal Big Japan Bets Before BOJ Decision Bloomberg
- Foreigners pile into Japanese bonds amid rising bets of end to negative rates Reuters
- Why Bank of Japan may shake up markets before Fed’s next interest-rate decision MarketWatch
- Japanese Yen Technical Analysis: Is JPY on the Verge of a Major Reversal? FOREX.com US
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