2025 promises to be a key year for the crypto market amid global economic changes.
In Japan, the end of yield curve control (YCC) and the first rate hike since 2007 have created the preconditions for further economic stabilization. However, the threat of inflation exceeding 2% remains. A possible rate hike by the Bank of Japan could prompt investors to review their portfolios, which will also affect demand for cryptocurrencies.
In Europe, the reduction of spreads on government bonds (EGB) amid bullish sentiment in 2024 indicates positive expectations. However, the growing financial needs of France, where borrowing is expected to increase by €30 billion, could heighten market volatility. Cryptocurrencies, traditionally seen as a hedge against risks, may benefit from such sentiment.
Britain is facing high inflation significantly exceeding that of most G10 countries. This creates conditions for further weakening of the pound, which may stimulate interest in stablecoins and other digital currencies as value preservation tools.
An additional factor will be the focus on the monetary decisions of central banks. Tight policies and rising rates may make traditional assets less attractive, creating additional demand for cryptocurrencies.
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