☑️Regarding the monetary policy of the Bank of Japan
Governor Ueda commented, "There is time available."
- A stance to assess the impact of the weakening yen and the US economy
- Low immediacy of policy changes
☑️Trends in the US economy
Initial jobless claims: Decreased, labor market remained solid
- September new home sales: Increase, with rising interest rate risks
・Corporate activities: Expansion supported by service demand.
☑️US bond market
・Technical rebound: Recent movements following selling pressure.
・Strength of the US economy supporting yield increase.
・Retreat of rate cut expectations: Continued pressure for long-term interest rate increase.
☑️Inflation and geopolitical risks
Hammock's President: Progress in inflation control yet to reach target.
・Vigilance against sudden surge in energy prices.
The possibility of a rate cut is low.
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【Educational Perspective】
Against the background of BOJ Governor Ueda stating that there is "time flexibility," it is considered necessary to carefully observe the impact of the weakening yen and the U.S. economy.
While carefully examining domestic prices and economic trends in Japan, a stance of avoiding sudden policy changes is evident.
On the other hand, in the USA, the labor market and corporate activities are strong, and there is a possibility of continued rise in long-term interest rates.
Although there may be a temporary rebound in the US bond market, expectations of fiscal expansion due to Mr. Trump's re-election prospects weigh heavily, and the possibility of interest rate cuts is low.
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