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⚡The yen's decline triggers global attention as Japan's Finance Minister, Shōzō Katō, sends a tough signal
The Bank of Japan is facing unprecedented pressure. The yen has depreciated to 157, hitting a 24-year low, yet the market is selling off the rate hike policy, and the situation has spiraled out of control. Katō explicitly states that this is "speculation rather than driven by fundamentals," citing the joint statement from Japan and the US, implying that Washington is well aware of Japan's intervention plans. Just after speaking, the yen briefly rebounded, but will real intervention come with real money?
The numbers are striking: a new stimulus package of 18.3 trillion yen has just been launched, government bond yields have already broken through 2.1%, and the debt ratio is as high as 215%. The last round of trillion-yen-level rescue measures is still fresh in memory, yet now Japan faces dual pressures from fiscal and monetary policy. The three-decade era of ultra-loose monetary policy has officially ended, and the market is waiting for an answer—will Tokyo really intervene?
This is not just a Japanese issue. As the policy directions of major global central banks become uncertain, risk assets are the first to be affected. The crypto market, as a sensitive indicator of risk pricing, always reacts quickly to such policy shifts. The yen's movement in the coming weeks is likely to become a key signal for judging the direction of global liquidity.