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Express News | In the long term, institutions still hold a positive attitude towards the Japanese stock market.
The yen soared and caused a storm in the foreign exchange market, and the US dollar fell to a two-month low point.
The significant strengthening of the Japanese yen in the global forex market has caused a reaction, with the US dollar falling to its lowest level in nearly two months.
Can interest rate hikes save the yen? Analysts say even if the Bank of Japan raises interest rates this month, there is limited room for appreciation.
The problem with the yen seems to be too great, even the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike this month cannot solve it.
Fidelity: With expectations for a Fed rate cut rising, investors in the Asia-Pacific region are starting to consider shifting cash into the stock market.
With the expectation of the Fed's interest rate cut, risk appetite of Asia-Pacific investors has increased accordingly, and they are considering transferring their cash to the stock market.
Express News | The Bank of Japan may lower its economic growth forecast for this year and expects inflation rates to remain near the target. (Reuters)
Japanese retail investors' 'buying spree' of overseas securities has unexpectedly become a core reason for the depreciation of the yen, with effects far beyond the trade deficit.
Based on data from the Japan Ministry of Finance, in the first half of this year, Japanese retail investors net bought more than 6 trillion yen of overseas assets, while the trade deficit was only 4 trillion during the same period. The small tax-exempt investment program launched by the Japanese government this year is considered a key factor in promoting retail investors' overseas investment. Behind the hot overseas investment is still the local financial projects in Japan, with slightly lower ROI.