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Japan's Central Bank to Hike Rates Amid U.S.-Japan Policy Divergence

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Japan's regulatory policy environment is shifting as the Bank of Japan prepares to raise rates amid a more solid inflation trend. Last summer’s market turbulence was largely driven by U.S. factors, with yen carry trade reversals playing a smaller role. U.S. factors still dominate global liquidity and dollar asset pricing. Market confidence remains strong in financially stable AI leaders, despite skepticism toward aggressive business models. Short-term U.S. Treasuries could gain from reserve management purchases. Japan’s move aligns with broader efforts in Countering the Financing of Terrorism and tightening financial oversight.
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