The report analyzes the interplay between the Japanese government's fiscal stance, yen depreciation, and the BOJ's normalization path. Mizuho expects a measured half-yearly rate hike cadence to continue.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The Takaichi administration is showing a tacit acceptance of BOJ rate hikes to manage yen weakness.
- 2.The BOJ is expected to move toward a half-yearly rate hike cadence, targeting 1.25% in December 2026 and 1.50% in June 2027.
Table of Contents
- Takaichi administration might continue to tacitly accept rate hikes out of concern over risks to the yen (and JGBs)
- Reverting to a half-yearly rate hike cadence seen as consistent with the 'first pillar' perspective
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Authors
Yusuke Matsuo
Securities
Japanese Government BondsUSDJPY
Themes
BOJ Monetary Policy NormalizationFiscal-Monetary CoordinationYen Depreciation
Regions
Asia PacificNorth AmericaJapanUnited States
