Bank of Japan releases new signals on interest rate policy: neutral interest rate adjustment on the way

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【Chain Wen】Japan’s central bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda recently stated that they are prepared to gradually adjust the estimated level of the neutral interest rate when conditions allow. However, the market should not hold unrealistic expectations, waiting for the central bank to soon announce a narrower range and a more clearly defined interest rate center.

The implications behind these remarks are worth pondering. On one hand, the central bank has not closed the door to policy adjustments, signaling a mild policy flexibility; on the other hand, the central bank explicitly stated that this process will not happen overnight and will require more time and data support. For the crypto market, which closely monitors global liquidity patterns, such subtle shifts in monetary policy expectations often influence the medium-term trend of risk assets.

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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 12-22 03:30
It's the same old story again. The Central Bank sounds good, but in reality, they're just continuing to delay. Liquidity won't loosen up that quickly, and the crypto world might have to wait a bit.
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SilentObservervip
· 12-22 01:31
It's the same old tune of "gradual adjustment" again, sounds like nothing was said at all, the real interest rate data will have to wait until the monkey year and horse month.
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FlashLoanLordvip
· 12-20 14:06
Playing word games again, the central bank is using the typical "I want to adjust but not in a hurry" tactic.
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ChainPoetvip
· 12-19 07:27
Huh, isn't this the same excuse as "I want to adjust but don't rush"?
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CryptoSourGrapevip
· 12-19 07:23
Coming back to this "gradual adjustment" approach? It would have been better if it had been clarified earlier. What's the point of saying this now?
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ApyWhisperervip
· 12-19 07:18
Starting to play word games again, the central bank is really good at keeping people in suspense. This means the crypto market will have to wait longer, liquidity won't loosen up so quickly. The Bank of Japan just leaks some hints, but actual action is still a long way off. No, why are they always so vague? Can't they just say it directly? Interest rate adjustments require lining up, since everyone around the world is watching Japan. Waiting for data again, waiting for data again. Crypto needs to be prepared for a prolonged battle.
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BlockchainWorkervip
· 12-19 07:13
It's the same old "conditions permitting" statement again. The central bank is so steady, don't expect quick results... liquidity still depends on subsequent data, let's just wait and see.
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NFTArchaeologisvip
· 12-19 07:08
The neutral interest rate, you see, is like that blurry demarcation line when authenticating artifacts—Ueda Kazuo is actually saying "We are still looking for a reference point." The market always wants a clear answer, but the central bank is deliberately creating uncertainty, and that in itself is a strategy. The impact on on-chain liquidity? It’s not apparent in the short term, but this kind of "gradual haze" often signals an impending major turning point.
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