BTC surged due to the news? The Central Bank of Japan is rumored not to raise interest rates in December! The Japanese yen plummeted to a 3-week low.

Japan's Central Bank will hold its last policy meeting of the year on the 18th and 19th, and it is rumored that it is inclined to leave the Intrerest Rate unchanged to spend more time reviewing overseas risks and next year's salary outlook, and most of the market currently expects that Japan's Central Bank will only raise interest rates in January next year, which is expected to allow the yen Arbitrage trading space to continue. (Synopsis: Japan's Central Bank next week "tends not to raise interest rates" yen Arbitrage trading space continues, BTC can continue to rise? (Background added: Japan's economy is too strong!) Experts estimate that the probability of interest rate hikes in December exceeds 50% "If the United States falls the sunrise", be careful of the yen ArbitrageClose Position tide) Japan's Central Bank will hold a monetary policy meeting on the 18th and 19th, and 9 members of the Monetary Committee will consider whether to raise interest rates again, The 13th corporate short-term economic observation (Tankana) survey shows that the confidence of Japan's large manufacturing industry has improved, hitting a new high in the past 3 years, and better than market expectations, It is expected to provide support for Japan's Central Bank to raise interest rates. May delay interest rate hike in December However, given that the outlook for Trump's economic policy remains uncertain, Japan's Central Bank will carefully assess the situation, including domestic wage and price developments, and this month's meeting may hold its ground and postpone further rate hikes, and Japan's Central Bank has kept the Intrerest Rate unchanged in September and October after raising the Intrerest Rate to 0.25% in July, according to Nikkei. Japan's Central Bank informed sources said that Japan's economic trends are in line with expectations, Japan's core CPI has reached a level of more than 2% for 31 consecutive months, real wages after deducting the impact of prices, has escaped 3 consecutive months of contraction, but there are still voices within Japan's Central Bank that are not eager to raise interest rates and have time to confirm the outlook for U.S. economic policy. The Federal Reserve will announce the latest Intrerest Rate decision in the early morning of the 19th Taiwan time, which is expected to cut interest rates by 1 yard, and people familiar with Japan's Central Bank mentioned that they hope to understand his thoughts on future interest rate cuts from Fed President Powell's speech. Kazuo Ueda, president of Japan's Central Bank, said late last month that the timing of further rate hikes was "approaching" as economic data moved in the direction of Japan's Central Bank forecasts, without explicitly expressing support for a December rate hike, but stressed that wage trends would be key to determining policy. Kazuo Ueda noted at the time that near-term wage growth is between 2.5 and 3 percent, roughly in line with inflation's long-term growth rate of 2 percent, but what matters is whether this trend continues, so next year's spring wage negotiations between labor and management in Japan will be key. More than half of analysts expect a rate hike only in January Bloomberg poll shows that 44% of the 52 economists surveyed expect a rate hike this week, while 52% expect a rate hike next month, and from the overnight index swap, the probability of a rate hike this week is only 15%, significantly lower than the 66% at the end of November, indicating that the market sees limited urgency for a rate hike this week. As Japan's Central Bank may keep the Intrerest Rate unchanged this week, the yen continues to decline, the USD/JPY exchange rate is now at 153.83, the yen has fallen to its lowest level since November 24, with Japan may not raise interest rates until January next year, and the United States continues to maintain the status quo of long-term inflation uncertainty, the yen Arbitrage trading space is expected to continue, and the cryptocurrency market may continue to be positive in the short term. Related reports Japan's exchange Coincheck listed on the NASDAQ, 2025 is expected to welcome the wave of corporate IPOs Japan's first ComplianceCryptocurrency credit card "Slash Card" is forecast to go public in 2025, and the $SVL jumped 12% at one point The president of Japan's Central Bank said: the time to raise interest rates is close to "USD/JPY" fall broke 150, ArbitrageClose Position Alarm Rings Again "The reason for the BTC spree? Japan's Central Bank is rumored not to raise interest rates in December! The yen fell to a 3-week low" This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Block Chain News Media".