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War-driven oil inflation has synchronized monetary tightening from Washington to Tokyo.
The Fed's first hike since 2023 was followed 36 hours later by the BOJ's fastest tightening since 1990 and an ECB increase the week before, as oil-war price pressure put every major central bank on the same hawkish path.
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The Economy
December Hike Unanimous in Reuters Poll (100/100) as Economists Say Skip October — "Treading Water" Criticism, Peak Seen at 4.00–4.25%, PCE Not Back at 2% Until 2028 The Fed's first hike since 2023 is framed by its own chair as one move in a synchronized worldwide tightening wave.
The Economy
BOJ Hikes to 1.25% — 31-Year High, Fastest Tightening Since 1990 — After Bessent's Public Pressure Campaign The BOJ's fastest tightening since 1990, explicitly tied to war-driven oil costs and landing 36 hours after the Fed's hike, completes the synchronized global tightening.