TREE NEWS update: Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said unconventional monetary policy has produced some positive effects, and that the central bank could be forced to deploy such tools again if Japan faces a severe shock. Ueda made the remarks on the effects of non-standard policy measures, without specifying a timeframe or the nature of the potential shock.
BOJ’s Ueda Says Unconventional Policy Has Some Positive Effects
Ueda's explicit acknowledgment that unconventional tools could return is a reminder that Japan's policy normalization is conditional, not linear. For crypto and RWA markets, the relevant channel is yen liquidity and risk appetite: a BOJ that keeps a crisis option open may limit the yen's upside and sustain carry-driven flows. The open question is whether this is a generic central-banking caveat or a signal that the BOJ's exit path is more fragile than assumed.
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