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Nomura Says Three Straight BOJ Hikes Possible in Extreme Case
Source: Bloomberg
Monetary PolicyInterest Rates & YieldsCurrency & FXBanking & Liquidity
Nomura says the Bank of Japan could raise rates at three consecutive meetings through December if yen weakness persists. The scenario implies a more hawkish BoJ path than markets may expect, shifting yen and Japanese rates outlooks. While framed as an extreme case, the guidance on potential rate cadence is likely to move rate and FX-sensitive trading.
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