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Next week's heavy schedule: Global markets enter "Christmas mode"

On Christmas Day, stock markets in the US, Europe, Hong Kong, and other regions will be closed. On the macro front, US GDP and other data will be released, the selection of the next Federal Reserve Chair will continue to advance, while the domestic market will announce the LPR and industrial enterprise profits. Japan will release the Tokyo CPI, and the Governor of the Bank of Japan will give a public speech. In terms of industry, Huawei will hold a launch event for the nova15 series and all-scenario new products, and a brain-computer interface exhibition will also take place that week

Wallstreetcn·
Wallstreetcn·

The Japanese yen still has room for interest rate hikes in 2026, pay attention to unwinding carry trades. Li Shengyang: It may be a good time for currency exchange

The Bank of Japan raised its policy interest rate to 0.75%, marking the first rate hike of the year, reflecting concerns about inflation. Despite mixed economic performance, there are clear signs of export recovery. Yen carry trades were unaffected by the rate hike, with the USD/JPY rising to around 157. Analysts believe that future rate hikes may accelerate, with further room for increases in 2026

Stheadline·
Stheadline·

Japan Week Ahead: Inflation Easing Toward Bank of Japan’s 2% Target; Factory Output to Slip Back but Has Firm Undertone, Bucking US Tariff Damper

Japan's inflation is easing towards the Bank of Japan's 2% target, with consumer inflation in Tokyo expected to decelerate. Factory output may slip but remains resilient despite US tariffs. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to 0.75%, aiming to stabilize inflation without deflation. Wage increases are anticipated to address labor shortages. The unemployment rate remains stable at 2.6%, with employment conditions showing improvement. Key economic data releases are scheduled for December 25 and 26.

Mace News·
Mace News·

Stocks rise globally, dollar gains on yen after Japan's rate hike

Global stocks rose, led by tech gains on Wall Street, as the Bank of Japan hiked rates to a 30-year high, weakening the yen. The dollar strengthened against the yen, and Japanese bond yields surged. U.S. home sales rose slightly, while consumer sentiment improved. Oil prices increased amid geopolitical tensions, and gold prices edged up despite a stronger dollar. U.S. Treasury yields rose following the BOJ's rate hike.

Reuters·
Reuters·

Bank of Japan hikes interest rates: Is a global bond crisis looming?

The Bank of Japan lifted interest rates to their highest level in three decades, signalling further tightening ahead. The shift is reviving concerns over rising global bond yields and the risk of capital repatriation from Japanese investors. View on euronews

MSN·
MSN·
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