I'm not saying that I won't raise interest rates.
Unfounded speculations will be corrected towards the market.
Rather, if you can't raise interest rates, slow growth = long-term downward trend in stock prices.
It was an opportunity for a rate hike before, but it was toned down.
In the end, if you don't raise interest rates, you will be tossed around by exchange rate fluctuations, and the market will repeat the same pattern.
With decreasing margin buying balance, it won't settle down until it hits bottom. The future of the market is concerning.
Day trading or staying out of the market might be the right choice. Because the slowdown of the American economy is gradually becoming apparent.
Be careful because occasionally appearing positive candlesticks may indicate a possible reversal.
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Sheemy OP : There was information that the midpoint rate assumed by the company was 135 yen, but for now it seems to be trending in the 140 yen range.
Exchange gains are like bonuses that are not performance achieved through corporate efforts. There are also stocks that have inflated stock prices in a speculative manner using this as a gimmick, but (fundamentally, the root cause of the unstable market linked to exchange rates).
First and foremost, we hope for a rate hike for the sake of soundness, stability in national livelihood, and calming the market.