Even if interest rates are raised
The atmosphere seems to have already been factored in even if interest rates are raised. America is strong, so the charts want the dollar to appreciate.
I don't think we can change the big waves once we intervene. In the first place, intervention that goes against the flow of the market is against the rules.
What I'm worried about when prices rise due to the depreciation of the yen is not people's lives, but the approval rating, which is even low, will drop again due to criticism from the public, right?
I think that if the national power becomes stronger, the yen will naturally appreciate, but I feel that the ruling party in the administration, which has abandoned such measures and only impoverished citizens due to tax increases, should correct its way of thinking.
Even if you pay a high pension every month, there are few take-home payments in your old age, so even though there are people who are told to increase living expenses for old age at their own risk and have started NISA, it is an act of verbally intervening in the exchange rate to induce depreciation of the yen and cause a crash in stock prices.
If you do such an easy thing, individual investments will disappear again.
Well, it might be in textbooks. With the phrase Kishida shock.
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Hyde_1005 : Or rather, the government never thought about anything
“Because American interest rates will be cut for now
If we raise interest rates, yen can be bought! It should be!”
I wonder if that's the idea? Even if you look at current indicators of the Japanese economy
Isn't it still a stage where we should be careful about raising interest rates?