It looks like the market is about to face a real test. The statement from the Bank of Japan today is quite clear—interest rate hikes will come as long as economic data meets expectations. Prices in Japan are still rising, and inflation numbers are nearing 2%. With this statement, the market will basically take it as a signal of a sudden shift to a tough stance.
The initial intention of Japan to raise interest rates is to stabilize inflation and exchange rates, which is understandable. However, in the short term, global liquidity may tighten, and asset prices are likely to experience a wave of fluctuations. Especially in areas that have been supported by low-cost funds—such as the crypto market and stock market—may be the first to be impacted.
Such macro-level changes will impact the pricing logic of all risk assets. During the next period, it is still necessary to pay close attention to market trends.
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fren.eth
· 16h ago
Japan is causing trouble again, and this time the liquidity is really going to be sucked away. How will the crypto world survive?
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TeaTimeTrader
· 16h ago
Japan is getting serious, we need to tighten our belts here.
Here it comes again, every time the Central Bank gets tough, liquidity disappears, and the crypto world has to bear the brunt.
Just wait and see, once the data comes out, interest rate hikes will be a done deal.
The low-interest dividend is almost gone, it's time to adjust our positions, everyone.
I just want to know how deep this will drop, better stock up on stablecoin.
The Bank of Japan's move feels a bit unexpected.
The tightening of liquidity hits us the hardest, and we're about to start mining in a Bear Market again.
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LightningLady
· 16h ago
The recent actions of the Bank of Japan feel a bit harsh, how are we going to play here with the tightening of Liquidity?
Once the interest rate hike expectations come out, hot money will definitely retract, and the crypto world will be the first to suffer.
Inflation at 2% just starts to hit hard, will everything shrink in 2024?
The low-cost era is about to end, so be mentally prepared to buy the dip.
This pace is quite dangerous; brothers who are in a Heavy Position might have a tough time.
The Liquidity war has started, whoever has stable Collateral in hand is the boss.
There will definitely be opportunities in the short term, but the premise is to survive this round of reshuffling.
An interest rate hike basically signals the prelude to playing people for suckers; I have already reduced my leverage.
Japan's move has really disrupted the rhythm of global capital.
Inflation at 2% is usually no big deal; how did it become a reason for an interest rate hike?
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TokenDustCollector
· 16h ago
Japan's interest rate hike is going to stir up trouble again; the crypto world and stock market are likely to kneel.
It looks like the market is about to face a real test. The statement from the Bank of Japan today is quite clear—interest rate hikes will come as long as economic data meets expectations. Prices in Japan are still rising, and inflation numbers are nearing 2%. With this statement, the market will basically take it as a signal of a sudden shift to a tough stance.
The initial intention of Japan to raise interest rates is to stabilize inflation and exchange rates, which is understandable. However, in the short term, global liquidity may tighten, and asset prices are likely to experience a wave of fluctuations. Especially in areas that have been supported by low-cost funds—such as the crypto market and stock market—may be the first to be impacted.
Such macro-level changes will impact the pricing logic of all risk assets. During the next period, it is still necessary to pay close attention to market trends.