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BOJ Governor Signals Rate Hikes Ahead, but Uncertainty Over Timing Weighs on Yen
Japan Economic Expansion Slows in Third Quarter
Asia Markets Mixed, BOJ's Ueda Offers Few Rate Hints; Eyes on LPR Decision and Nvidia Results
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.
Japan Q3 GDP Growth Slows as Expected by 0.2% Q/Q; Industrial Output Growth Revised Upward
Japan's Kato: Will Take Appropriate Action Vs. Excessive FX Moves
Political turmoil at home and abroad is causing panic! Individual investors are hurriedly selling Japanese stocks, with the amount sold reaching a new high since March.
Last week, as the intense competition between Harris and Trump in the usa presidential election made investors anxious, individual investors sold a large amount of japan stocks, reaching the highest selling amount since March.
Capital outflows intensify, the yen devalues "Alexander".
The data shows that japan's current account surplus in the third quarter was 8.97 trillion yen (about 57.5 billion dollars), but this figure was offset by the direct investment and securities investment outflows, limiting the potential increase in the yen.
Asia Markets Mixed, Mirroring Global Market Sentiments as Investors Assess Latest U.S. CPI Figures
Yen Weakens to 155 Against Dollar, Raising Intervention Risk
Asia-Pacific Markets Trade in Red, Tracking Losses on Wall Street; U.S. Inflation Data in Focus
Japan's October Producer Prices Rise by the Largest Margin in 14 Months
Japanese Yen Could Recover If BOJ Lifts Rates Further -- Market Talk
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Asia Markets Fall Amid Strong U.S. Dollar as "Trump Trades" Continue to Drive Financial Markets
Corporate confidence deteriorates, bankruptcies soar, and the outlook for a rate hike by the Bank of Japan is shrouded in dark clouds.
The data released on Monday shows that in Japan, the service industry confidence deteriorated in October, with more bankruptcy cases emerging. This has cast doubt on the views of the Bank of Japan that, under the impetus of strong domestic demand, Japan is expected to achieve a 2% inflation target.
BOJ's October Policy Meeting Reveals Divisions Among Policymakers on Rate Hike Timing
Japanese Yen Trust | 10-Q: Quarterly report
If Trump takes office, it may stimulate the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates early, as long as the exchange rates fall to the 160 threshold.
Trump may be the only catalyst to prompt the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates early.
Japan's Kato: Important to Achieve Fiscal Health While We Strongly Push for Economic Recovery