A BOJ Rate Hike Threatens Japan’s Appetite for US Treasuries
Markets must price the Fed on Sept. 16 and the BOJ on Sept. 18, and the bigger risk sits in the bond market, not the yen.
Markets must price the Fed on Sept. 16 and the BOJ on Sept. 18, and the bigger risk sits in the bond market, not the yen.
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With a BOJ rate hike now heavily priced for Sept. 17-18, traders need a plan across four assets before the meeting arrives.
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