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The Yen Sets the Bar

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The end of Japan's zero interest rate policy requires the return of the Yen Carry trade, which has washed liquidity into the markets for thirty years. IZ editor Ulrich Schüppler fears that this could also be felt in real estate.
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The Yen Sets the Bar

The end of Japan's zero interest rate policy requires the return of the Yen Carry trade, which has washed liquidity into the markets for thirty years. IZ editor Ulrich Schüppler fears that this could also be felt in real estate.

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iz.de broke the news in on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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