Japan will be forced to hike again. Hedge funds cautious after #BOJ steamroll; slower $JPY weakening weakens jawboning impact. Japan’s economy defies every rule in the book

Japan will be forced to hike again. pic.twitter.com/OZoNx4M9IK — Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) December 26, 2024 Translation : Urgent need for rate hikes. https://t.co/jAWawyZ51o — The Great Martis (@great_martis) December 27, 2024 📊💴 Tokyo inflation accelerates, fueling rate hike expectations Tickers …

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Pre-FOMC silent period with 96% chance of July rate hike, peak earnings, and lowest liquidity. This impending global asset meltdown and attendant bailout failure is now at level ’11’ biblical risk.

That's the week. We have now entered the pre-FOMC silent period. 96% probability of July rate hike. Peak earnings. Lowest liquidity period of the entire year. Nothing can go wrong now. pic.twitter.com/TEXdXB3q2w — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) July 14, 2023 Anyone who …

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Inflation Alert! The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Monetary Policy Review July: The Official Cash Rate (OCR) held at 5.5%. Employment above sustainable level, Consumer spending slows. Could this be the start of other central banks pausing this time as the Fed take the lead with the July rate hike?

by Dismal-Jellyfish https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/hub/news/2023/07/official-cash-rate-remains-on-hold Highlights: The RBNZ has decided to keep the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 5.50%. Remember, this is the rate of interest which the RBNZ charges on overnight loans to commercial banks. The RBNZ expects the OCR to …

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Bank of Canada minutes on immediate rate hike: “the economy remained clearly in excess demand and that the rebalancing of supply and demand was likely to take longer than previously expected.” “members felt that enough data had accumulated to convince them that more restrictive policy was needed.”

by Dismal-Jellyfish Source: https://www.bankofcanada.ca/2023/06/summary-governing-council-deliberations-fixed-announcement-date-june-7-2023/ Highlights: “the economy remained clearly in excess demand and that the rebalancing of supply and demand was likely to take longer than previously expected.” “members felt that enough data had accumulated to convince them that more …

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