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After the election, the governor of the Bank of Japan first discusses mmf policy, and next Monday's speech might reveal signals of an interest rate hike.
Bank of japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will give a speech and hold a press conference next Monday in Nagoya, Japan, and the market is highly anticipated.
Aiming to buy autonomously rebounding against the recent decline.
The Nikkei index rebounded for the first time in four days, closing up 107.21 yen at 38,642.91 yen (volume estimated at 2.1 billion 80 million shares). Although major stock indices in the usa fell on the 14th, there were buyouts aimed at a self-rebound due to a drop of nearly 1,000 yen over the previous three days, and the yen's depreciation to around 156 yen per dollar also served as a tailwind for export-related stocks. Additionally, mega banks like Mitsubishi UFJ <8306>, which announced good earnings projections and share buybacks, remained firm.
Caution is being raised regarding the deterioration of US-China relations under the next Trump administration.
The Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day. It closed at 38,535.70 yen, down 185.96 yen (volume approximately 2.1 billion 40 million shares), hitting a daily low. Due to the rapid pace of the yen's depreciation following the rise in U.S. long-term interest rates, buying focused on export-related stocks led the Nikkei average to start with gains. The index expanded its gains until midday, reaching 39,084.44 yen. However, against the background of reports on the Trump administration's personnel appointments, there was a renewed move to avoid risks, turning negative towards the end of the morning session.
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The depreciation of the yen has driven Japan's wholesale inflation to soar in October, adding uncertainty to the central bank's interest rate decision.
Japan's wholesale inflation rate in October accelerated to the fastest level in over a year, mainly due to the depreciation of the yen pushing up the cost of some imported commodities.
Adjustment of positions in the background of falling Western stocks and rising gold prices.
The Nikkei average continued to decline, closing at 38,721.66 yen, down 654.43 yen (with an estimated volume of 2.3 billion 40 million shares) in trade. Reflecting the decline of major stock indexes in the previous day's European and American markets, selling pressure for position adjustments took precedence. Although there were scenes of the Nikkei average recovering into positive territory immediately after the opening, the rebound trend did not strengthen. In the middle of the morning session, it fell below the milestone of 39,000 yen and breached the 25-day moving average at the same level. After the selling wave subsided, there was also observed a hesitant decline around the 25-day moving average.