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Japan Industrial Production (MoM) For July 3.1% Vs. 2.8% Est.; -4.2% Prior
Reported Earlier, Japan BSI Large Manufacturing Conditions For Q3 4.5 Vs. -2.5 Est.; -1.0 Prior
The exchange rate of the yen has jumped up, and a board member of the Bank of Japan said that as long as the economy meets expectations, they will continue to raise interest rates.
The Japanese yen rose to 141 against the US dollar, up nearly 1% intraday, erasing the decline this year.
The yen trend has reversed, and Japanese stock investors are daring to go without hedging.
Since the Bank of Japan raised interest rates in July, there has been a more widespread change in people's views on the yen. This is a double-edged sword for the stock market.
Reported Earlier, Japan Gross Domestic Product Price Index (YoY) For Q2 3.1% Vs. 3.0% Est.; 3.4% (Prior)
Reported Earlier, Japan Current Account N.s.a. For July 3.193T Vs. 1.534T (Revised) Prior