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This is my speculation, but there is a high probability that US stocks will rise while long-term interest rates are rising.
I think the real danger lies in the timing when long-term interest rates start to decline and the timing when the yen becomes overly strong.
Although the US has decided to issue a large amount of long-term bonds through its bond issuance plan, it is desirable for the US to issue long-term bonds with low long-term interest rates as much as possible.
And if Japan swings too high, it will sell yen and buy US Treasury bonds. In other words, if the yen swings too high, buyers of US Treasury bonds will appear.
If long-term interest rates fall, the exchange rate is more likely to swing higher, and in this case it is a great opportunity for the US to issue long-term bonds and for Japan to buy US Treasury bonds to a certain extent in order to control the exchange rate.
The massive issuance of long-term bonds means a significant decline in liquidity, which I believe is a nightmare-like situation awaiting the stock market.
This is my speculation, but there is a high probability that US stocks will rise while long-term interest rates are rising.
I think the real danger lies in the timing when long-term interest rates start to decline and the timing when the yen becomes overly strong.
Although the US has decided to issue a large amount of long-term bonds through its bond issuance plan, it is desirable for the US to issue long-term bonds with low long-term interest rates as much as possible.
And if Japan swings too high, it will sell yen and buy US Treasury bonds. In other words, if the yen swings too high, buyers of US Treasury bonds will appear.
If long-term interest rates fall, the exchange rate is more likely to swing higher, and in this case it is a great opportunity for the US to issue long-term bonds and for Japan to buy US Treasury bonds to a certain extent in order to control the exchange rate.
The massive issuance of long-term bonds means a significant decline in liquidity, which I believe is a nightmare-like situation awaiting the stock market.
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During the day, I described the reasons for the economic slowdown (especially in the US, which I particularly like 🇺🇸), but it seems that it takes a considerable amount of time and further in-depth research to know this for sure.
'Is there a sign of an economic slowdown in the United States?'
August 29, 2024
'Could the United States be facing an economic slowdown?'
The employment statistics for July released by the US Department of Labor on August 2 were unexpectedly weak, leading to increased concerns about a US economic slowdown, resulting in significant declines in stocks, a stronger yen, and lower interest rates.
Market volatility due to concerns about a US economic slowdown.
Due to the weak ISM manufacturing sentiment index on August 1 and the employment statistics on August 2, concerns about a US economic slowdown suddenly surged, and on the next business day, the S&P 500 index temporarily fell by 7.3% compared to the end of July, and the yield on US 10-year Treasury bonds, which was in the 4.0% range at the end of July, also temporarily decreased to the 3.6% range. The USD/JPY exchange rate fluctuated from the 150 yen level at the end of July to 141.70 yen on August 5, showing a strengthening of the yen and a weakening of the dollar. The Nikkei average stock price temporarily fell by 20.3% compared to the end of July, considering the impact of the sharp appreciation of the yen.
Until now, the US economy has remained in a gentle slowdown as inflation settles and it is expected to achieve a soft landing.
'Is there a sign of an economic slowdown in the United States?'
August 29, 2024
'Could the United States be facing an economic slowdown?'
The employment statistics for July released by the US Department of Labor on August 2 were unexpectedly weak, leading to increased concerns about a US economic slowdown, resulting in significant declines in stocks, a stronger yen, and lower interest rates.
Market volatility due to concerns about a US economic slowdown.
Due to the weak ISM manufacturing sentiment index on August 1 and the employment statistics on August 2, concerns about a US economic slowdown suddenly surged, and on the next business day, the S&P 500 index temporarily fell by 7.3% compared to the end of July, and the yield on US 10-year Treasury bonds, which was in the 4.0% range at the end of July, also temporarily decreased to the 3.6% range. The USD/JPY exchange rate fluctuated from the 150 yen level at the end of July to 141.70 yen on August 5, showing a strengthening of the yen and a weakening of the dollar. The Nikkei average stock price temporarily fell by 20.3% compared to the end of July, considering the impact of the sharp appreciation of the yen.
Until now, the US economy has remained in a gentle slowdown as inflation settles and it is expected to achieve a soft landing.
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So far6,300 users have participated in the contestand 2,039 users have achieved positive earningsJust this week, 2,025 users have achieved positive earnings.
This event successfully concluded on August 25th. We thank everyone who participated!
【Top Rankings】
🎉One month has passed since the start, and the top 10 of the contest earnings ranking have been announced. The 10 users who achieved the best results are as follows: @183313571 @カットバック @キムコ @りんご_3636 @GoldenT @181311497 @Namidame @181307410 @ruirui7 @コタローくん
To all of the above, congratulations on your excellent performance!
In the last week, among the many users who participated in the contest, there were users who achieved good results. Just last week, 2,025 users have achieved positive earnings, and each of them has achieved 50 yen...
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It's a credit oversold and unbought chart 📊 💦
I'm not going to do it, so I don't know
They say they make predictions in a short period of time and compete
I kept thinking that it would be difficult...
$Tokyo Electron (8035.JP)$
I'm not going to do it, so I don't know
They say they make predictions in a short period of time and compete
I kept thinking that it would be difficult...
$Tokyo Electron (8035.JP)$
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Scheduled to be held on May 4th (Saturday) to May 6th (Monday), 2024, Japanese time, this is the annual global investment event led by renowned investor Warren Buffett.Shareholders meeting of the investment and insurance company led by renowned investor Warren Buffett, known as the god of investment, will be held. $Berkshire Hathaway-A (BRK.A.US)$ Scheduled to be held.
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