It's within my imagination, but... (it was completely off ๐)
Interest rate hikes in Japan have been postponed. Maybe?
Like a ghost, when is it? I don't understand.
Interest rate cuts in the US are only imaginable once a year.
2 times at most?
Since the presidential war is ruined, is 1 time good?
This one isn't a ghost, and I have the impression that I'm starting to see it.
This is the content of the 7/29 post...
Experts, starting with Bank of Japan Governor Ueda on 7/31, respect the courage (with confirmation) to raise interest rates.
Mythically, โI opened Pandora's boxโ
So that's it.
If you take this myth in a negative way, it will lead to a major disaster.
If you only focus on interest rates,
If you have debts, starting with mortgages, as an individual.
The problem of loan interest rates in small businesses.
etc.
On the other hand, there are interpretations that take this myth positively.
Pandora's box is filled with disaster, and disaster is released by opening it. And it seems that the last thing left was hope.
We expect that policies that make disasters good will be a positive trend if we hand them over to experts.
If Japan were to take the lead,
Next is the US interest rate cut issue, right?
Also, I think the rapid appreciation of the yen will cause confusion, but prices for imported products will drop, so I think they can be welcomed in everyday life.
If ยฅ/$ within the fiscal year is 145 to 150, wouldn't there be no confusion?
The depreciation of the yen up until now has been a bit abnormal.
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