Starting with the Nikkei average depreciation of 682 yen, the Bank of Japan's additional interest rate hike by less than 70% is expected, and the most is 44% in December - survey

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Less than 70% is expected for the Bank of Japan to raise additional interest rates by the end of the year, and the most is 44% in December - survey
The Bank of Japan decided to raise interest rates since March at the monetary policy meeting on July 31, and while Governor Kazuo Ueda clarified his stance of continuing to raise interest rates in the future at the press conference, less than 70% of economists anticipate additional interest rate hikes by the end of the year.

The yen had a buying advantage in the first half of the 149 yen range due to weak US stocks and falling interest rates - waiting for US employment statistics
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 2nd was 1 dollar = the first half of the 149 yen range, and the level was rounded up from the evening before. Stock depreciation and interest rate declines progressed in response to economic indicators lower than expected in the United States, and the yen turned from a temporary decline to an increase. The rapid reversal of yen appreciation is likely to occur ahead of US employment statistics and weekends, but yen purchases that are aware of differences in the direction of Japan-US monetary policy seem to support it.

SoftBank G has started showing signs of weakness, and the sharp decline in US high-tech stocks and arm stocks have not stopped
$SoftBank Group(9984.JP)$It starts off with a strong sense of urgency. Developments continue to rapidly search for lower prices due to the overall turbulent market. The day that was high in the 12 business days up until the day before was only 1 business day. The psychological line is extremely leaning towards sales dominance with 1 win and 11 losses (8.3%).