In the U.S. market, the yen was bought and briefly reached 149.47 yen, accelerating after the statement by the BOJ Governor - highest stock price.
November 30, 2024 7:05 JST
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda acknowledges that further depreciation of the yen poses a significant risk - Nikkei
S&P 500, weekly gain exceeds 1% for the second consecutive week - U.S. Treasury bonds also rose compared to the previous day.
In the foreign exchange market on the 29th, the yen rose. Due to the Tokyo metropolitan area consumer price index (core CPI excluding fresh food) for November surpassing market expectations, the dollar briefly exceeded 150 yen in Tokyo time. There were moments of narrowing gains in New York time, but after the report by the Nikkei about Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's remarks, the gain expanded again, reaching 149.47 yen temporarily.
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda acknowledges that further depreciation of the yen poses a significant risk - Nikkei
S&P 500, weekly gain exceeds 1% for the second consecutive week - U.S. Treasury bonds also rose compared to the previous day.
In the foreign exchange market on the 29th, the yen rose. Due to the Tokyo metropolitan area consumer price index (core CPI excluding fresh food) for November surpassing market expectations, the dollar briefly exceeded 150 yen in Tokyo time. There were moments of narrowing gains in New York time, but after the report by the Nikkei about Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's remarks, the gain expanded again, reaching 149.47 yen temporarily.
U.S. stocks rose, and U.S. bond yields decreased over the full year. It was a shortened trading day for stocks and bonds as it was the day after Thanksgiving.
S&P 500 stock index hit a record high. The weekly gain exceeded 1% for the second week in a row. The 10-year bond yield fell to 4.17%.
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