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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.
The economy is still on the path of recovery, with japan's basic wages posting the largest increase in over 30 years.
The basic wages of Japanese workers have seen the largest increase in over 30 years, supporting the Bank of Japan's view that the economy is still on a path to recovery and providing reasons for potential interest rate hikes in the coming months.
Is the Bank of Japan's 'hawkish heart' still alive? The next rate hike may be in December or January next year.
Analysts say that the Bank of japan's tone is "moderately" hawkish, and the timing of a rate hike will depend on .......
ProShares UltraShort Yen To Carry Out 2-for-1 Stock Split On November 7th, 2024
October 29th (Eastern Time) - $ProShares UltraShort Yen(YCS.US)$ is about to implement a 2-for-1 stock split of shares. The shares will begin trading on a split-adjusted basis from November 7th, 2024
Is the Japanese Yen still a safe haven in the face of election uncertainties?
Analysis suggests that the Japanese Yen has key advantages. Japan's $20 billion current account surplus, abundant liquidity in the Yen, and relatively low inflation rate, make the Yen the world's third-largest jiaoyihuobi, possessing unique advantages as a safe-haven asset.
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Be careful! Is the biggest "thunder" still hidden in Japan on the global market?
BCA Research's Chief Strategy Officer Dhaval Joshi stated in the latest research report this week that the biggest risk of the bull market is not the US economic downturn, nor the ongoing inflation in the USA, nor China's insufficient stimulus measures, or Europe's economic stagnation; Joshi believes that the biggest risk of the bull market still comes from Japan.
Asian stocks: Nikkei falls 235 points in half a day, semiconductor equipment suppliers remain weak, electric power stocks rise against the market.
On the night of the 16th, the three major U.S. stock indices rebounded, with the Dow rising 0.8% to close at 43,077, hitting a historic closing high.
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Is the Bank of Japan taking on a "hawkish" stance again? Officials: Gradual interest rate hikes are appropriate.
On October 16, japan Bank of Japan Policy Board member Takashi Ando stated in a speech that Japan has the conditions for policy normalization, and it is appropriate for the Bank of Japan to adopt a gradual interest rate hike approach.
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 new prime minister made a stunning move! He announced the dissolution of the Japanese House of Representatives just 8 days after taking office.
①Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced the dissolution of the Japanese House of Representatives on Wednesday and called for an early election on October 27; ②Critics believe that Ishiba's "hasty" move prioritizes the election over allowing scrutiny of new government policies, with suspicions of evasion.
Japan's Nikkei Climbs on Tech Boost; 7-Eleven Owner Jumps
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Another Bank of Japan official reinforces a dovish stance: it is necessary to patiently maintain loose monetary policy.
A key dove official of the Bank of Japan Policy Board emphasized the need to maintain an accommodative monetary environment until inflation expectations are anchored, reinforcing the Bank of Japan's stance of not tightening policy prematurely.
Express News | Shigeru Ishiba was elected as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party and is expected to succeed as the Prime Minister of Japan.
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