The Bank of Japan has officially begun selling its massive ETF holdings worth ¥37 trillion ($240B) at book value. With annual sales of just ¥330 billion, this unprecedented unwinding could take over 112 years. Here's what it means for global markets and Japan's financial future.

The Bank of Japan is expected to maintain its policy rate at 0.75% at the January 22-23, 2026 meeting. Despite raising rates to a 30-year high in December, the yen continues to weaken. We explore the impact on mortgage rates, future policy outlook, and reactions from Japan and around the world.

The Bank of Japan raises policy rates to 0.75%, the highest level since 1995. A comprehensive analysis of this historic monetary policy shift aimed at addressing inflation and yen depreciation, including economic impacts and future outlook.