Next week's points.
The Japanese Stock Market for next week is scheduled for the Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Meeting and the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) set for the 18th and 19th.In anticipation of these meetings, a wait-and-see mood is expected to strengthen in the early part of the week, but a firm development is anticipated after the events pass.However, remarks regarding tariffs may lead to unstable stock prices. In particular, the trends of mutual tariffs in the USA scheduled for April 2 are continuing to increase market uncertainty.Both Japan and the USA are expected to maintain their monetary policies.It is being held. At the Bank of Japan meeting,Governor Kazuo Ueda's press conferenceis attracting considerable attention. In particular,there is a focus on whether there will be hints for the next monetary policy.Governor Ueda has already expressed a positive outlook on real wages and future consumption at the House of Councillors Financial Affairs Committee on the 13th, and it is believed that he will continue to do so after the meeting on the 19th. On the other hand, many voices suggest that the Bank of Japan is unlikely to show an urgent stance on interest rate hikes amid ongoing concerns about the economy due to US tariffs.Regarding individual stocks, as the end of the term approaches,there is a possibility that dividend-oriented buying will spread.
In next week's US stock market, the outlook is as follows...