[Morning Report] Rapid increase in yen due to expectations of early policy changes from the Bank of Japan, and the person responsible for Tesla's supercomputer “Dojo” left the company in charge of the temporary 141 yen range against the dollar

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Rapid rise in yen, temporary rise 3.8% against the dollar to the 141 yen range - in anticipation of an early policy change by the Bank of Japan
In the foreign exchange market on the afternoon of the 7th New York time, the rise in yen expanded against the dollar. The rate of increase temporarily exceeded 3% and reached the 141 yen level. There is a growing view that the Bank of Japan will lift negative interest rates earlier than expected.
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Is the person responsible for Tesla's supercomputer “Dojo” leaving the company hurt by autonomous driving technology - people involved
American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, $Tesla(TSLA.US)$Ganesh Venkataramanan, who oversaw the supercomputer “Dojo” business, left the company. It's likely to be a pain for the company's autonomous driving technology efforts.

Interest rate and currency declines in Europe ECB is worried about the fastest April interest rate cut
Eurozone interest rates and currencies continued to decline in the European market on the 7th. Long-term interest rates in Germany fell to a low level for the first time in 8 months, and the euro fell to a low level for the first time in 8 years against the Swiss franc. There is widespread speculation that the European Central Bank (ECB) will cut interest rates the fastest by major central banks in the world in 2024/4.

US Alphabet temporarily rises 5% or more announces next-generation AI model
metres $Alphabet-C(GOOG.US)$increased by 5% or more at one point. The current stock price rose 5.58% to 138.76 dollars, and the trading price was 13.65 billion dollars.

US mortgage interest rates fall for 6 consecutive weeks, approaching 7% - Freddie Mac
Mortgage interest rates in the US have been falling for 6 consecutive weeks, reaching their lowest level since August. The average 30-year fixed mortgage interest rate announced by Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loans and Mortgage Corporation) on the 7th is 7.03%. The previous week it was 7.22%.

U.S. Unemployment Insurance, Number of Continued Beneficiaries Drastic Decline - Still Close to High Levels for the First Time in 2 Years
According to US unemployment insurance statistics, the number of continuing beneficiaries has declined drastically since July. The week surveyed includes the Thanksgiving holiday. The increase had continued for the two months up to that point.
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