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7-Eleven's iced coffee is certainly delicious. But I don't remember buying anything recently other than coffee and cigarettes. Even if you want a bento or bread, it's expensive! I've even left the store a few times without buying anything.
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Hello, Moomoo users!Here is the reading for NY stocks tonight.
Market Summary
The US market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, composed of high-quality stocks, rising by 287.35 points to 40,295.74 dollars, while the Nasdaq Composite Index, with a high proportion of tech stocks, rose by 201.95 points to 17,394.55. The S&P 500 Index, which consists of 500 large-cap stocks in the US, rose by 45.92 points to 5,501.13.
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$
$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$
$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
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US bond yields are rising as speculation of a significant rate cut recedes.
- In the US bond market on the 15th, yields are rising. The US economic indicators were solid, leading to a retreat in expectations of aggressive rate cuts for the rest of the year.
Expectations for a significant rate cut at the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting have receded, and the pricing of a rate cut at that meeting has fallen below 30 basis points. The expected rate cut for the year is 94 basis points. Before the release of economic indicators on this day, it was above 100 basis points...
Market Summary
The US market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, composed of high-quality stocks, rising by 287.35 points to 40,295.74 dollars, while the Nasdaq Composite Index, with a high proportion of tech stocks, rose by 201.95 points to 17,394.55. The S&P 500 Index, which consists of 500 large-cap stocks in the US, rose by 45.92 points to 5,501.13.
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$
$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$
$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
Top news
US bond yields are rising as speculation of a significant rate cut recedes.
- In the US bond market on the 15th, yields are rising. The US economic indicators were solid, leading to a retreat in expectations of aggressive rate cuts for the rest of the year.
Expectations for a significant rate cut at the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting have receded, and the pricing of a rate cut at that meeting has fallen below 30 basis points. The expected rate cut for the year is 94 basis points. Before the release of economic indicators on this day, it was above 100 basis points...
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It may mean that it is easy to become the target of excessive gaming...
There, someone's life...
Finally, it would be nice if we could all laugh together... It would be nice if such a dream could come true...
It's obvious, there are buyers and sellers, and their agreement is the market price.
After all, it's just amateur nonsense. I hope you enjoy laughing.
It may mean that it is easy to become the target of excessive gaming...
There, someone's life...
Finally, it would be nice if we could all laugh together... It would be nice if such a dream could come true...
It's obvious, there are buyers and sellers, and their agreement is the market price.
After all, it's just amateur nonsense. I hope you enjoy laughing.
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Mr. Uchida is correct. I think this is also a good exchange rate.
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Is it because of the foreign exchange intervention that they created such a bad situation? If the interest rates in America go down, the yen will naturally become stronger. With this, all global companies will have bad financial results in the future.
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Buy dollars and sell yen at the exchange rate of the company until about 3 trillion, lol.
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Oh, the global stock market was extremely turbulent in mid to late July. The Nikkei Stock Average (on-market basis) reached a high of 2,426,000 yen on July 11th, but fell to a low of 761,100 yen on the 26th. It was a panic-inducing plunge. The decline was 4,815 yen, with a decrease of 11.3%. Honestly, this is too much of a drop.
In the market, it is explained that there has been a reversal of the yen carry trade. The recent example of this was in 2007. In that situation, the yen appreciated by 10%. If we assume a 10% appreciation this time, we must be prepared for a level around 1 dollar = 145 yen.
However, in the short term, we don't expect the yen to appreciate that much. The reason for this is that the deficit in trade and service balance and the amount of outward investment are extremely different compared to 2007.
Currently, there is pressure for the yen to depreciate by 37 trillion yen. For this 10 yen appreciation, it may be due to the anti-yen comments by the US presidential candidate Trump during the election, as well as the rate cut by the Federal Reserve in July and the interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan.
The current situation of "KakuTora" is becoming suspicious, and the BOJ gold...
In the market, it is explained that there has been a reversal of the yen carry trade. The recent example of this was in 2007. In that situation, the yen appreciated by 10%. If we assume a 10% appreciation this time, we must be prepared for a level around 1 dollar = 145 yen.
However, in the short term, we don't expect the yen to appreciate that much. The reason for this is that the deficit in trade and service balance and the amount of outward investment are extremely different compared to 2007.
Currently, there is pressure for the yen to depreciate by 37 trillion yen. For this 10 yen appreciation, it may be due to the anti-yen comments by the US presidential candidate Trump during the election, as well as the rate cut by the Federal Reserve in July and the interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan.
The current situation of "KakuTora" is becoming suspicious, and the BOJ gold...
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If you leave it up to the market, don't interfere with the exchange rate, burst out laughing Minister of Finance, become a manzaiji
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