After the FRB announced a rate cut, the US stocks plummeted significantly, right?
Market concerns about the outlook after the rate cut are considered as the cause of the decline.
These movements have a significant psychological impact, don't they? I believe you all feel the same way.
I personally had some Financial Estimates about the magnitude of the rate cut and the outlook afterwards in advance.
However, the significant drop in US stocks overall was the only unexpected occurrence.
However, if the performance is not the reason, I do not think there is a need to be so pessimistic.
Next, what is coming up is the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision meeting.
Due to the impact of the Fed's expectation of fewer rate cuts next year, the yen depreciation is continuing further, but how will the Bank of Japan perceive this situation?
Will the Bank of Japan react while being mindful of the interest rate spread between Japan and the United States?
Is it highly likely that movements will be influenced by the interest rate spread between Japan and the United States?