Takaichi adviser Honda: Urges BOJ to be careful with rate hikes; If the yen is too weak, it will keep inflation elevated | Crypto Craft
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HonzaD
Oct 6, 2025 8:48am
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Quoting Trader#16F5
{quote}. Is it possible to have stable inflation and currency without raising rates?
The long-standing practice in Japan has been to strengthen the welfare system to alleviate high prices for citizens rather than raise rates. So yes, it works, if you buy off a natural political move with tax money which redistribute to population. It´s not the easier way, but more popular in their country.
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jordanvic
Oct 6, 2025 7:21am
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Quoting Trader#16F5
On one end asking BOJ to be careful with rate hikes and on the other end saying weak yen elevates inflation. So what does she want? I am confused. Can someone please explain?
Doesn't want high rates but wants stable inflation. She's hoping for the goldilocks scenario.
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Js3mwtRc
Oct 6, 2025 9:19am
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BoJ always telling that font likes rapid moves!
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Momofrmnyc
Oct 6, 2025 7:03am
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Verbally stating that 150 is the line in the sand.
Schultz
Oct 7, 2025 5:35am
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Attempting to employ normal rules of thumb and fine-tuning economic levers with a basket case like Japan is like trying to invoke the laws of physics in a black hole.
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Blessed-man
Oct 6, 2025 7:27am
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So this is another version of POTUS influencing Rates with their own Fed (BOJ)

Every leader wants total control
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goldenmike
Oct 6, 2025 10:42am
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Japanese debt will be crashing the world wide economies
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penuelophir
Oct 6, 2025 7:04am
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So they are willing to let the yen lose weight..huww
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 7:29am
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Quoting jordanvic
{quote} Doesn't want high rates but wants stable inflation. She's hoping for the goldilocks scenario.
. Is it possible to have stable inflation and currency without raising rates?
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Hmsr007
Oct 6, 2025 7:43am
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The BOJ and other commentators seem irrational, focused only on driving the JPY downward. So far, no concrete action has been taken; it’s all just talk.
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 9:00am
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Quoting HonzaD
{quote} The long-standing practice in Japan has been to strengthen the welfare system to alleviate high prices for citizens rather than raise rates. So yes, it works, if you buy off a natural political move with tax money which redistribute to population. It´s not the easier way, but more popular in their country.
. But with this, yen will still remain low
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Trader#12EE
Oct 6, 2025 9:26am
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Quoting Trader#16F5
{quote}. But with this, yen will still remain low
that's where their government dont get it. sure you may use the welfare system to alleviate the price hike but it's at best just providing it to cover for the basic essentials. it's just financial engineering to keep their humans like hamsters to keep the wheel running but people want a better quality of life. when your currency is too weak, people will hold back on spending beyond the bare essentials or to spend on luxury like traveling.
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Trader#CFDF
Oct 6, 2025 7:03am
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Ok
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Trader#CBBC
Oct 6, 2025 7:03am
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Market pigeons
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 7:12am
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On one end asking BOJ to be careful with rate hikes and on the other end saying weak yen elevates inflation. So what does she want? I am confused. Can someone please explain?
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Trader#8AD4
Oct 6, 2025 7:16am
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Thanks for liquidating me and falling
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Trader#CDCE
Oct 6, 2025 7:17am
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House
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Trader#1E97
Oct 6, 2025 7:27am
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Thanks
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Trader#7D3A
Oct 6, 2025 7:27am
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Auxusd
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Trader#0FBF
Oct 6, 2025 7:42am
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The BOJ and other commentators seem irrational, focused only on driving the JPY downward. So far, no concrete action has been taken; it’s all just talk.
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Trader#12EE
Oct 6, 2025 8:23am
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it's all the same. as long as yen remains overly weak, the people there are unhappy and they want them out
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 8:30am
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Wonder how long she will last. If yen remains weak, prices rise, ppl will be dissatisfied. Why don't the PM s understand that.
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 8:37am
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I'm surprised at the ppl of Japan. Don't they complain about the high prices of goods they have to pay bcos of weak yen n high inflation?
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Trader#16F5
Oct 6, 2025 8:44am
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No wonder japan is in a rut, it's all bcos of these dovish ministers n BOJ members.
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Trader#051B
Oct 6, 2025 9:38am
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This time this won't work .because they lost power in upper and lower house.if they continue like this LDP will be gone
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Trader#F5DA
Oct 6, 2025 9:46am
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Nikkei up almost 6.5% this month.

Traders seem happy with Takaichi, so far.
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Trader#80F7
Oct 6, 2025 7:59am
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She is manipulating the BOJ for decision making on the hike rate or not….. another fail fail PM as Japan leader zZzZzzz lol not long after she will be gone soon lolzzzzc
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