【The Bank of Japan's rate hike pace is expected to remain slow, yen weakens against most currencies】Golden Finance reports that due to the Bank of Japan's outlook for a slow rate hike in 2025, the yen weakened against most other G10 and Asian currencies in early trading. Lloyd Chan, an analyst at MUFG, stated in a research report that market participants have pushed back expectations for the Bank of Japan's next rate hike to March. This senior forex analyst indicated that they previously expected the Bank of Japan to raise rates in December 2024 or January 2025. Meanwhile, supported by inflation policies such as trade tariffs from President-elect Trump, long-term U.S. Treasury yields may remain high, which could further strengthen the dollar. (Golden Ten)