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Bank of Japan reportedly raises interest rate to 1.25%, a 31-year high

The increase took place on Friday, September 18, according to a post shared the following day.

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A September 19 post says the Bank of Japan raised its interest rate to 1.25%, its highest level in 31 years. A separate market roundup also describes the BOJ increase alongside a US Federal Reserve rate hike.

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World of Statistics@stats_feed🇯🇵 Bank of Japan raised the interest rate to 31-year high of 1.25% on Friday.21d
BlockDogg@BlockDogg777📰 Daily Tape 📰 The Fed hiked. The BOJ hiked. The US 10Y closed at 5%. BTC still broke $81K. Then Wall Street sent $577M into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Bad macro. Strong price. That is the setup. 📊 STOCKS: Friday close: • S&P 500: 7,650.50, up 0.2% • Nasdaq: 26,522.55, up 0.4% • Dow: 51,682.64, down 0.2% • Russell 2000: 2,860.40, down 0.5% For the week: • S&P 500: -0.1% • Nasdaq: +0.7% • Dow: -1.7% • Russell 2000: -1.5% Mega-cap tech survived. The broader market did not. When the Nasdaq is green but small caps and the Dow are down, that is not clean risk-on. 🌍 MACRO: • Fed rate: 3.75% to 4.00% • BOJ rate: 1.25%, highest in 31 years • US 10Y close: 5.00% • October Fed hike probability: 50.9% One month ago, the odds of another near-term hike were around 7%. That repricing is violent. The market went from discussing cuts to pricing back-to-back hikes. Inflation changed the trade. Oil accelerated it. 🏛️ POLITICS: The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate. But the regulatory push continued. The SEC approved temporary relief for limited onchain trading of tokenized US-listed stocks on qualifying venues. The CFTC sent crypto-asset rules to the White House for review. Congress stalled. The agencies moved anyway. Trump meets Gulf leaders on Tuesday. Xi visits Washington next week. Iran, sanctions, Hormuz and the US-China trade truce will all be on the table. These meetings can move oil, yields and crypto in the same session. 🛢️ OIL: • Brent close: $103.19 • Friday: -1.6% • Intraday low: $101.92 • Weekly high: nearly $110 China spent years building an estimated 1.4 billion barrel oil reserve. Beijing reduced imports and used that buffer after Hormuz effectively closed. That helped prevent a much larger global price spike. But the supply risk remains: • Saudi pipeline disruptions • Houthi control near Red Sea routes • Delayed Hormuz negotiations • Iran war still unresolved Oil below $105 is relief. Oil above $100 is still an inflation shock. ₿ CRYPTO: • bitcoin:native : around $81.2K • ethereum:native : around $2.64K • solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 : around $111.50 • ripple:native : around $1.43 • Total market cap: $2.78T • Fear and Greed: 74 • 24h liquidations: around $719M • Short liquidations: around $465M Friday ETF flows: • Bitcoin ETFs: +$433.0M • Ethereum ETFs: +$143.7M • Combined: +$576.7M Bitcoin ETF leaders: • Fidelity FBTC: +$310.7M • BlackRock IBIT: +$108.4M Tuesday and Wednesday: • Combined BTC and ETH outflows: -$1.11B Thursday and Friday: • Bitcoin ETF inflows alone: +$592.5M The short squeeze started the move. The ETF bid validated it. That distinction matters. 🧠 MY TAKE: BTC absorbed: • A Fed hike • A BOJ hike • A failed CLARITY vote • A 5% Treasury yield • More than $1B in ETF outflows Then it reclaimed $80K. That is strength. But strength is not permission to chase a vertical candle. My weekend levels: • Above $80K: constructive • Daily close above $82K: breakout confirmed • Below $79K: momentum weakening • Below $77.5K: failed breakout • 10Y above 5% next week: macro pressure returns • Brent above $105: inflation trade returns My rule here is simple. Let the forced buying fade. Then watch what spot buyers do. If BTC holds $80K without the squeeze, this move has legs. If it loses $79K, Friday was leverage pretending to be conviction.21d
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    World of Statistics@stats_feed🇯🇵 Bank of Japan raised the interest rate to 31-year high of 1.25% on Friday.21d
    BlockDogg@BlockDogg777📰 Daily Tape 📰 The Fed hiked. The BOJ hiked. The US 10Y closed at 5%. BTC still broke $81K. Then Wall Street sent $577M into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Bad macro. Strong price. That is the setup. 📊 STOCKS: Friday close: • S&P 500: 7,650.50, up 0.2% • Nasdaq: 26,522.55, up 0.4% • Dow: 51,682.64, down 0.2% • Russell 2000: 2,860.40, down 0.5% For the week: • S&P 500: -0.1% • Nasdaq: +0.7% • Dow: -1.7% • Russell 2000: -1.5% Mega-cap tech survived. The broader market did not. When the Nasdaq is green but small caps and the Dow are down, that is not clean risk-on. 🌍 MACRO: • Fed rate: 3.75% to 4.00% • BOJ rate: 1.25%, highest in 31 years • US 10Y close: 5.00% • October Fed hike probability: 50.9% One month ago, the odds of another near-term hike were around 7%. That repricing is violent. The market went from discussing cuts to pricing back-to-back hikes. Inflation changed the trade. Oil accelerated it. 🏛️ POLITICS: The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate. But the regulatory push continued. The SEC approved temporary relief for limited onchain trading of tokenized US-listed stocks on qualifying venues. The CFTC sent crypto-asset rules to the White House for review. Congress stalled. The agencies moved anyway. Trump meets Gulf leaders on Tuesday. Xi visits Washington next week. Iran, sanctions, Hormuz and the US-China trade truce will all be on the table. These meetings can move oil, yields and crypto in the same session. 🛢️ OIL: • Brent close: $103.19 • Friday: -1.6% • Intraday low: $101.92 • Weekly high: nearly $110 China spent years building an estimated 1.4 billion barrel oil reserve. Beijing reduced imports and used that buffer after Hormuz effectively closed. That helped prevent a much larger global price spike. But the supply risk remains: • Saudi pipeline disruptions • Houthi control near Red Sea routes • Delayed Hormuz negotiations • Iran war still unresolved Oil below $105 is relief. Oil above $100 is still an inflation shock. ₿ CRYPTO: • bitcoin:native : around $81.2K • ethereum:native : around $2.64K • solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 : around $111.50 • ripple:native : around $1.43 • Total market cap: $2.78T • Fear and Greed: 74 • 24h liquidations: around $719M • Short liquidations: around $465M Friday ETF flows: • Bitcoin ETFs: +$433.0M • Ethereum ETFs: +$143.7M • Combined: +$576.7M Bitcoin ETF leaders: • Fidelity FBTC: +$310.7M • BlackRock IBIT: +$108.4M Tuesday and Wednesday: • Combined BTC and ETH outflows: -$1.11B Thursday and Friday: • Bitcoin ETF inflows alone: +$592.5M The short squeeze started the move. The ETF bid validated it. That distinction matters. 🧠 MY TAKE: BTC absorbed: • A Fed hike • A BOJ hike • A failed CLARITY vote • A 5% Treasury yield • More than $1B in ETF outflows Then it reclaimed $80K. That is strength. But strength is not permission to chase a vertical candle. My weekend levels: • Above $80K: constructive • Daily close above $82K: breakout confirmed • Below $79K: momentum weakening • Below $77.5K: failed breakout • 10Y above 5% next week: macro pressure returns • Brent above $105: inflation trade returns My rule here is simple. Let the forced buying fade. Then watch what spot buyers do. If BTC holds $80K without the squeeze, this move has legs. If it loses $79K, Friday was leverage pretending to be conviction.21d
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