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BoJ: abolish the "Amount of Cash Collateral for Lending of ETFs" today, given that the new lending of ETFs* has been ceased and the outstanding balance of ETF lending has reached zero

The Bank of Japan's decision to abolish the "Amount of Cash Collateral for Lending of ETFs" signifies a structural change in its approach to ETF lending, particularly as the new lending has halted and outstanding balances are now zero.

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BoJ: abolish the "Amount of Cash Collateral for Lending of ETFs" today, given that the new lending of ETFs* has been ceased and the outstanding balance of ETF lending has reached zero

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This move may reflect a dovish stance, suggesting the BoJ is reinforcing its accommodative policy and could impact investor sentiment, particularly in equity and commodity markets. Traders should monitor JPY and related assets for potential volatility around this announcement.

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