BOJ Isn't Going Change Its Policy: Barclays's Kadota

The video discusses Japan's potential intervention in the FX markets, the DOJ meeting's impact on policy settings, and the sustainability of currency interventions. It explores the role of monetary policy in defending the yen, the implications of yield control, and the future prospects for the dollar and yen, considering factors like the Fed's policy and Japan's current account dynamics.

What is the expected outcome of Japan's intervention in the currency market?

• Weakening of the yen

• Immediate confirmation from the Ministry of Finance

• Strengthening of the yen

• No change in the yen's value

Why is the Bank of Japan unlikely to change its policy settings?

• Pressure from international markets

• High inflation rates

• Lack of reserves

• Focus on wage growth

What is the main tool used by Japan to defend its currency?

• Interest rate hikes

• FX intervention

• Trade tariffs

• Export subsidies

What could potentially lead to a change in Japan's yield control policy?

• A significant rise in oil prices

• A decrease in global trade

• A shift in the Federal Reserve's policy

• An increase in Japan's current account deficit

When is the Federal Reserve expected to finish its hiking cycle?

• End of next year

• End of this year

• February next year

• Mid next year