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Mr. Yardeni raised the S&P 500 target to 5800 - “There wasn't enough bullish attitude”
2024/7/12 0:07 JST (some excerpts)
Ed Yardeni, the founder of Yardeni Research, set the year-end forecast for the S&P 500 stock price index to 5800 and raised it from the previous 5400. Also, the forecast that the same index would rise to 8000 by the end of the 2020s was shown again. On top of that, they also expressed the view that there is a possibility that these targets will be realized sooner than expected in response to a bullish market.
In a customer report written late on the 10th, Mr. Yardeni wrote, “We have become one of the leading bullish strategists in the market since 2022/11, but we still haven't had enough bullish stance.” The new S&P 500 forecast by Mr. Yardeni suggests an increase of about 3% from the closing price of 5633.91 on the 10th.
2024/7/12 0:07 JST (some excerpts)
Ed Yardeni, the founder of Yardeni Research, set the year-end forecast for the S&P 500 stock price index to 5800 and raised it from the previous 5400. Also, the forecast that the same index would rise to 8000 by the end of the 2020s was shown again. On top of that, they also expressed the view that there is a possibility that these targets will be realized sooner than expected in response to a bullish market.
In a customer report written late on the 10th, Mr. Yardeni wrote, “We have become one of the leading bullish strategists in the market since 2022/11, but we still haven't had enough bullish stance.” The new S&P 500 forecast by Mr. Yardeni suggests an increase of about 3% from the closing price of 5633.91 on the 10th.
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ how is it? If they buy it back, the country can't do it for Lalala Lalala. It's only a matter of time before it goes back to 160 yen. Push eyes
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ The Bank of Japan's intervention is no longer just a “cheap sale of dollars” to speculators, and the situation is like “water to burnt stones.”
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ The unemployment rate is rising!!! The dollar and yen have definitely entered a downward trend!!
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ The New York market will soon “wake up.” From here on, full-scale depreciation of the yen will begin again.
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ The yen will begin to appreciate after tonight's employment statistics are announced!!
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1 dollar = first half of the 161 yen range, holding adjustments underpinned by US employment statistics - US holiday
2024/7/5 7:22 JST (some excerpts)
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 5th was 1 dollar = the first half of the 161 yen range, and it remained almost flat from the evening before. While the US was closed in overseas time, there was also a scene where it temporarily rose to the 160 yen level due to holding adjustments. While the trend in the 161 yen range continues, there is a possibility that market price fluctuations will increase in response to US employment statistics, and caution against exchange intervention by the government and the Bank of Japan is also smoldering.
2024/7/5 7:22 JST (some excerpts)
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 5th was 1 dollar = the first half of the 161 yen range, and it remained almost flat from the evening before. While the US was closed in overseas time, there was also a scene where it temporarily rose to the 160 yen level due to holding adjustments. While the trend in the 161 yen range continues, there is a possibility that market price fluctuations will increase in response to US employment statistics, and caution against exchange intervention by the government and the Bank of Japan is also smoldering.
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$USD/JPY(USDJPY.FX$ With tonight's intervention, the yen will definitely appreciate.
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Be prepared to take appropriate action at any time without being affected by the US Exchange Report = Kanda Treasurer(some excerpts)
6/24/2024 8:36 AM GMT+9
On the morning of the 24th, Treasurer Kanda Masato stated that “since it will have a bad impact on the national economy, we are prepared to take appropriate action at any time when there are excessive fluctuations based on speculation, etc.,” regarding the fact that the depreciation of the yen is progressing until around 1 dollar = 160 yen, and once again showed an attitude of not resigning from exchange intervention.
The reason the United States added Japan to the “monitoring list” in the exchange rate report was due to mechanical reasons due to trade surpluses with the US, etc., and stated that “there is no problem with it itself,” and “it can be asserted that there is no impact at all” on concerns and observations that Japan will restrict exchange intervention.
6/24/2024 8:36 AM GMT+9
On the morning of the 24th, Treasurer Kanda Masato stated that “since it will have a bad impact on the national economy, we are prepared to take appropriate action at any time when there are excessive fluctuations based on speculation, etc.,” regarding the fact that the depreciation of the yen is progressing until around 1 dollar = 160 yen, and once again showed an attitude of not resigning from exchange intervention.
The reason the United States added Japan to the “monitoring list” in the exchange rate report was due to mechanical reasons due to trade surpluses with the US, etc., and stated that “there is no problem with it itself,” and “it can be asserted that there is no impact at all” on concerns and observations that Japan will restrict exchange intervention.
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The yen fell to the latter half of the 156 yen range, due to strong US employment statistics - the euro fell in the European Parliament election(some excerpts)
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 10th fell from the evening of the previous weekend to the latter half of the $1 = 156 yen range. Interest rate cut observations retreated in response to employment growth exceeding expectations in the US, and it has taken over the trend where dollars were bought in response to rising US interest rates. Meanwhile, far-right political parties increased their seats in the European Parliament elections over the weekend, and the fact that the euro is falling supports the yen exchange rate.
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 10th fell from the evening of the previous weekend to the latter half of the $1 = 156 yen range. Interest rate cut observations retreated in response to employment growth exceeding expectations in the US, and it has taken over the trend where dollars were bought in response to rising US interest rates. Meanwhile, far-right political parties increased their seats in the European Parliament elections over the weekend, and the fact that the euro is falling supports the yen exchange rate.
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