The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is hinting at a potential interest rate cut in January 2026, as the yen weakens and inflation pressures mount. Currently, the yen is trading near ¥156 per dollar, increasing import costs. Despite a recent rate hike to 0.75% on December 19, 2025, Japan's rates remain below U.S. levels.
On-chain data and Polymarket statistics indicate a 97% probability of no rate change in January, with a mere 2% chance of a 0.25% cut. The crypto market, particularly Bitcoin, is closely monitoring these developments, as historical trends show Bitcoin's price often reacts to BOJ policy changes.
Bank of Japan Hints at 2026 Rate Cut, Crypto Markets Watchful
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