Now Japan's interest rate hike can be considered as a shoe dropping, and when I looked at the market, there wasn't much of a direct rise or fall, after all, it had already been priced in by the market so there was nothing surprising!

After watching the speech of the Governor of the Bank of Japan, I will summarize it briefly: it is not the kind of 'shift to tightening' that the market understands, but more like a small step from an extremely loose state towards a normal range.

The Governor emphasized repeatedly that Japan has not entered an aggressive rate hike cycle, and there is no pre-planned rate hike roadmap.

Whether to continue actions in the future completely depends on whether inflation, wages, and economic data can hold up, rather than following a process like the Federal Reserve. $BTC $ETH #美国非农数据超预期