Analysts: Ishiba Shigeru's departure may cause the Bank of Japan to postpone interest rate hikes, and the yen's weakness may exp
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最新报道：According to Coinnet, Chris Weston of Pepperstone wrote that the departure of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has shifted the focus to his successor and what this might mean for political stability. Markets will weigh the extent of additional fiscal measures and budgets under the new leadership. "The extent of fiscal stimulus will be crucial to controlling the rise in long-term Japanese government bonds." He said these developments could be seen as further reason to delay the Bank of Japan's next 25 basis point rate hike until 2026. This expectation is already priced into the market, with swap traders anticipating only a 12 basis point rate hike by December. Weston noted this as another reason why few are currently willing to hold the yen. He expects yen weakness in Asian markets to become widespread.
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