The yen weakened against the US dollar after the BoJ raised rates 25 bps but Governor Ueda gave cautious guidance.

US yields rose toward multiyear highs, gold and bitcoin gained, while oil fell and the yen lagged.

WTI dropped to $95.60 as potential Saudi output restoration and heavy Hormuz traffic supported bearish oil sentiment.

Rabobank expects higher oil and gas prices to raise Eurozone headline inflation by about 0.5 percentage points in 2026 and 2027.

EUR/USD edges higher as the euro extends its recovery and seeks stability following the latest FOMC meeting.

Gold gains 0.89% as oil prices fall, recovering after a Fed rate hike drove it to a nearly two-month low of $4,235.

The BoJ lifted rates to 1.25%, but the Yen weakened; the Dollar Index briefly reached a late-July high before easing above 100.30.

Fed chairman Kevin Warsh explained the latest rate increase while prompting uncertainty about the path of future hikes.

Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid supports the rate increase, citing inflation above 3% across more goods and services.

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