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Prediction markets reflect uncertainty about Japan’s policy outlook, with Polymarket traders now pricing the chances of a December rate increase at roughly 50%, up seven percentage points.
The yen strengthened to 155.37-37 per dollar, signaling traders reassessed odds of a BOJ move and currency dynamics affected policy bets.
Bitcoin fell below 87,500 in Asia as Japanese bond yields hit a 17-year high, underscoring a risk-off pull into crypto assets.

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The USDJPY slid below 155 as BoJ Governor Ueda signaled weighing tightening, prompting hawkish rate expectations.
Markets read Ueda’s remarks as a sign of potential tightening, helping yen strength amid risk-off trading.
The yen’s move highlights how sensitive FX markets are to even mild hawkish Tokyo signals after years of ultra-loose policy.

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BOJ signals a clear possibility of a December rate move under Governor Ueda.
Market participants are weighing inflation trends and macro data for timing.
Policy stance remains under review as external conditions influence decision making.
The December meeting could reflect changing views on inflation and growth.
The central bank faces ongoing scrutiny over timing and impact of policy moves.
Officials emphasize responsiveness to macro data before acting.
Analysts anticipate potential policy adjustments in the near term.
Markets monitor Ueda’s hints for clues on December decision timing.
The decisive factor remains inflation trajectory and external shocks.
Investors await concrete policy signals in the upcoming December meeting.

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US Treasuries fell as trading resumed after the holiday, with long maturities leading the drop.
The US 10-year yield climbed to as high as 4.09% amid the debt supply.
Merck’s bond offering kicked off a expected $40 billion month of supply.
Global government bonds were pressured as Japan’s 10-year yield jumped.
Prices rose for Japan’s two-year borrowing costs amid BOJ policy expectations.
Investors priced an 80% chance of a Fed rate cut next week.
Traders monitor US ISM manufacturing data for clues on policy.
Supply dynamics show robust issuance this year regardless of holidays.
Domestic demand may keep funds in Japan as rates rise.
BOJ rate hike hopes influenced global yields and expectations.
The piece notes traders’ sensitivity to BOJ policy for yen liquidity.

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Asian shares ended mixed after Wall Street retreated, with global bond yields rising and U.S. futures nudging higher.
Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 closed flat as financials led gains amid expectations of a possible rate move by the BOJ this month.
South Korea’s Kospi jumped 1.9% on tech buying, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rallying.
Bitcoin tumbled as longer-term yields rose, signaling renewed pressure on crypto and equities alike.
Nvidia investment is mentioned as part of an expanded partnership, aiding market sentiment.
U.S. consumer spending trends and Black Friday/C Cyber Monday activity were noted as supporting a holiday shopping season.
Dollar and oil price movements accompanied the market shifts, with crude and Brent retreats noted.
The U.S. dollar strengthened against the yen while the euro eased, reflecting currency market movements.
Analysts highlighted the BOJ rate trajectory as a key driver of regional market moves.
The AP piece notes that yields rose globally as investors reassess rate paths and inflation dynamics.
AP News provides a broad regional snapshot, including commentary from market analysts and sector movements.

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