Yen Slumps as Japan's Ruling Coalition Loses Majority for the First Time in 15 Years
Kazuo Ueda hinted that there will be no rate hike next week, saying there is still time to consider the next policy measures.
Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda has suggested that even if the yen falls to a near three-month low, the central bank is not in a hurry to raise interest rates.
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Do not be misled by Shiba Mau, the market may underestimate the probability of japan raising interest rates.
Barclays said that Fumio Kishida's moderate remarks reflect his low support rate. According to media reports at the beginning of the month, Kishida's support rate is only 51%, one of the lowest among newly appointed prime ministers in modern Japanese history. Barclays believes that if the LDP-Komeito coalition wins a majority of seats in the election, Kishida's dovish remarks may decrease, the market's expectations of a BOJ rate hike may also strengthen, and the earliest rate hike is expected to be 25 basis points in December of this year.
Japan's Tokyo Stock Exchange announced! The stock trading hours have been extended by 30 minutes.
According to the latest news, the Tokyo Stock Exchange announced that starting from November 5, the trading hours of the Tokyo Stock Exchange will be extended by 30 minutes as planned. The exchange stated that a rehearsal will be conducted on November 3.