【BlockBeats】The Bank of Japan recently sent an important signal. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated recently that once wage growth begins to transmit to prices, the likelihood of interest rate hikes will significantly increase.
The logic behind this is quite clear: Japan has long faced inflationary pressures, and the linkage between wage growth and rising prices is a core indicator for the central bank to decide whether to initiate a tightening cycle. If this transmission mechanism is confirmed, then rate hikes will shift from “possible” to “almost certain.”
What does this policy signal mean for the crypto market? On one hand, expectations of tightening by major central banks often raise global interest rates, which may put pressure on risk assets; on the other hand, Japan, as one of the key sources of global liquidity, its policy shift will also influence capital allocation choices across different assets.
Next, we need to watch whether this is just “verbal easing” or if it will truly lead to action. The market will continue to interpret every move by the central bank.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 2025-12-22 04:53
It's the same old story again. How many years has the Bank of Japan "possibly" been raising interest rates? Have they actually taken action? They talk beautifully, but the interest rate remains flat. In our crypto world, if it needs to fall, it will fall; if it needs to rise, it will rise, completely ignoring them.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 2025-12-19 07:36
Ueda is teasing again, and this time it really feels like he's going all out... Wage transmission to prices, if this combination really kicks in, our crypto circle will face more pressure.
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MergeConflict
· 2025-12-19 07:31
Here comes the "wage-price transmission" again. Is the Bank of Japan really planning to act this time, or is it just another smoke screen?
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GasFeeSobber
· 2025-12-19 07:20
Here comes the signal to cut leeks again, this time under the name "Wage-Price Transmission."
Ueda is just talking big again. Will they really raise interest rates? I bet five bucks they won't.
The Bank of Japan has been playing these tricks for ten years. Every time they say they will tighten, but what happens... they still flood the market with liquidity.
If liquidity dries up, then my holdings... forget it, just cut losses when needed.
This time really different? I absolutely don't believe the Bank of Japan will really take tough measures.
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PumpDoctrine
· 2025-12-19 07:09
Here comes the usual "verbal easing" routine again—Japan's central bank's traditional act of jawboning. Let's talk about actual rate hikes when they actually happen.
Bank of Japan signals interest rate hike, wage-price transmission becomes a key trigger point
【BlockBeats】The Bank of Japan recently sent an important signal. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated recently that once wage growth begins to transmit to prices, the likelihood of interest rate hikes will significantly increase.
The logic behind this is quite clear: Japan has long faced inflationary pressures, and the linkage between wage growth and rising prices is a core indicator for the central bank to decide whether to initiate a tightening cycle. If this transmission mechanism is confirmed, then rate hikes will shift from “possible” to “almost certain.”
What does this policy signal mean for the crypto market? On one hand, expectations of tightening by major central banks often raise global interest rates, which may put pressure on risk assets; on the other hand, Japan, as one of the key sources of global liquidity, its policy shift will also influence capital allocation choices across different assets.
Next, we need to watch whether this is just “verbal easing” or if it will truly lead to action. The market will continue to interpret every move by the central bank.