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Daiwa Securities forecasts Bank of Japan rate hike in December 2026

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Daiwa Securities predicts the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates in December 2026, with a subsequent hike expected in April 2027. This forecast follows a policy phase shift declared by Kazuo Ueda, with the Bank of Japan's goal now being to maintain inflation at 2%. Daiwa Securities notes that oil and wage increases pose upside risk, with rates potentially peaking near 2%.

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Why it matters

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The predicted quarterly pace of rate increases could place upward pressure on the front end of the Japanese Government Bond curve. Furthermore, the value of the yen is central to the forecast, as a sharp fall in the yen could accelerate the Bank of Japan's rate hike expectations.

Daiwa Securities previously analyzed the Bank of Japan's policy shift framework in June 2026.

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Who's involved

  • Daiwa SecuritiesAnalyzes and forecasts the monetary policy signals and rate decisions of the Bank of Japan
  • Bank of JapanThe central bank of Japan expected to implement the rate hike
  • Kazuo UedaGovernor of the Bank of Japan who declared the policy phase shift

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Tokyo Stock Exchange might see increased borrowing costs and discount rates for equities due to rate hike expectations

  • yenSpeculative

    The yen might experience changes in its market price driven by interest rate differentials

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