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Japan September base money falls 15.2% year on year

Japan’s base money fell 15.2% year on year in September, following a revised 15.7% decline in the previous month, Bank of Japan data showed. The reading marks another month of contraction in the monetary base, which comprises banknotes in circulation, coins and current account balances held at the central bank.

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Sustained contraction in Japan's monetary base reflects the ongoing unwind of the Bank of Japan's balance sheet, a backdrop that has kept yen funding conditions and JGB yields in focus for global macro traders. For crypto and RWA markets, the relevant channel is liquidity: yen-funded carry positions have been a marginal source of risk capital, so a shrinking base is worth tracking alongside BOJ policy signals. Whether this pace of decline persists, or stabilizes as the BOJ recalibrates, is the open question for cross-asset risk appetite.

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