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Risk of further depreciation of the yen to 160 yen per dollar, as predicted by currency watchers.
October 24, 2024, 18:27 JST (excerpted).
Amid uncertainties in the markets due to elections in Japan and the USA, some currency strategists see the possibility of the yen falling to 155-160 yen per dollar in the next few weeks.
This indicates a return to the level at which Japan's currency authorities may intervene to buy yen. Finance Minister Taro Aso stated on the 23rd US time, "We will continue to closely monitor the developments in the foreign exchange market, including speculative trends, with increased vigilance."
Bank of America (BofA), Mizuho Securities, and Asset Management One are expecting the yen to reach 160 yen. The yen fell by as much as 1.4% to 153.19 yen on the 23rd from the previous day, hitting its lowest level since the end of July. It has fallen by about 6% against the dollar this month, showing significant bearish momentum for the first time since April 2022 on a monthly basis.
October 24, 2024, 18:27 JST (excerpted).
Amid uncertainties in the markets due to elections in Japan and the USA, some currency strategists see the possibility of the yen falling to 155-160 yen per dollar in the next few weeks.
This indicates a return to the level at which Japan's currency authorities may intervene to buy yen. Finance Minister Taro Aso stated on the 23rd US time, "We will continue to closely monitor the developments in the foreign exchange market, including speculative trends, with increased vigilance."
Bank of America (BofA), Mizuho Securities, and Asset Management One are expecting the yen to reach 160 yen. The yen fell by as much as 1.4% to 153.19 yen on the 23rd from the previous day, hitting its lowest level since the end of July. It has fallen by about 6% against the dollar this month, showing significant bearish momentum for the first time since April 2022 on a monthly basis.
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If the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito fail to secure a majority, they are likely to form a coalition with either Ishin, the Democratic Party for the People, the Conservatives, or the Constitutional Democratic Party, leading to a shift to expansionary fiscal policy and the retirement of Mr. Ishiba.
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$OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(DEC4) (NK225main.JP)$
It is clearly suspicious that the futures prices have dropped after PTS. It might be the institutions manipulating the market. The subdued market trend may still continue.
It is clearly suspicious that the futures prices have dropped after PTS. It might be the institutions manipulating the market. The subdued market trend may still continue.
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Israel's attack on Iran.
If there is further retaliation, I have a feeling of yen depreciation and stock market downturn regardless of the election results.
Too many events.
Next week will be moving intensely, won't it?
It's best to observe from the sidelines.
Israel's attack on Iran.
If there is further retaliation, I have a feeling of yen depreciation and stock market downturn regardless of the election results.
Too many events.
Next week will be moving intensely, won't it?
It's best to observe from the sidelines.
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If the ruling coalition loses the majority, the stock price may experience a significant decline or crash. At the same time, if the situation in the Middle East rapidly escalates, it may lead to a major crash in futures and stock prices. ‼️
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Good morning to all moomoo users!Here is an overview of the opening this morning. Thank you in advance.
Market Overview
In today's Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average stock price started at 37,954.78 yen, down 188.51 yen from the previous trading day, with the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) starting at 2,624.57, down 11.00 points.
Top news
The Governor of the Bank of Japan stated that there is "enough time" for the interest rate hike decision.
- Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stated in a press conference in Washington on the 24th that he believes there is "enough time" for additional interest rate hikes in the future. He also explained that regarding the impact of the recent depreciation of the yen on prices, a thorough analysis will be conducted considering the overall perspective, including views on the U.S. economy.
- While optimism about the U.S. economy is somewhat spreading, it is necessary to deepen the analysis on whether the positive U.S. data will continue to be good in the long term. He also expressed the view that the market is still unstable.
In October, consumer prices in the Tokyo metropolitan area rose by 1.8%, marking a negative growth for two consecutive months.
The consumer price index for fresh food in the Tokyo metropolitan area, announced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on October 25th, shows significant fluctuations...
Market Overview
In today's Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average stock price started at 37,954.78 yen, down 188.51 yen from the previous trading day, with the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) starting at 2,624.57, down 11.00 points.
Top news
The Governor of the Bank of Japan stated that there is "enough time" for the interest rate hike decision.
- Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stated in a press conference in Washington on the 24th that he believes there is "enough time" for additional interest rate hikes in the future. He also explained that regarding the impact of the recent depreciation of the yen on prices, a thorough analysis will be conducted considering the overall perspective, including views on the U.S. economy.
- While optimism about the U.S. economy is somewhat spreading, it is necessary to deepen the analysis on whether the positive U.S. data will continue to be good in the long term. He also expressed the view that the market is still unstable.
In October, consumer prices in the Tokyo metropolitan area rose by 1.8%, marking a negative growth for two consecutive months.
The consumer price index for fresh food in the Tokyo metropolitan area, announced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on October 25th, shows significant fluctuations...
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Even if the country's leader changes,
the director, at the end of the day,
only changes,
and it's up to you to prepare💓.
Whether you watch X or stop
or postpone it for later,
it's up to you.
Because there are individual differences,
there is no right answer to which one is correct.
There isn't.
(I might die tomorrow).
Even though I'm fine,
even if you work, it's a waste,
in between,
so as not to be at a disadvantage,
In conjunction with other matters,
the system design and
should be changed.
From Yamadatchi's perspective,
To the government's actions,
instead of arguing every point,
look at the details
and learn from them.
I think.
the director, at the end of the day,
only changes,
and it's up to you to prepare💓.
Whether you watch X or stop
or postpone it for later,
it's up to you.
Because there are individual differences,
there is no right answer to which one is correct.
There isn't.
(I might die tomorrow).
Even though I'm fine,
even if you work, it's a waste,
in between,
so as not to be at a disadvantage,
In conjunction with other matters,
the system design and
should be changed.
From Yamadatchi's perspective,
To the government's actions,
instead of arguing every point,
look at the details
and learn from them.
I think.
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If the government disposes of a meaningless huge amount of dollars and buys back yen, it would be easy money for the government. I also feel it would be good to return it to the people, hahaha
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Survey Insights: 📊
The latest Edelman Trust Barometer, marking its 20th anniversary, has revealed a sobering trend – a growing sentiment of inequality is eroding trust not just in societal institutions but also in capitalism itself. A notable finding is that many, especially in developed markets, no longer hold the belief that working hard guarantees a better life.
Despite economic progress, a significant portion of respondents don't foresee an imp...
The latest Edelman Trust Barometer, marking its 20th anniversary, has revealed a sobering trend – a growing sentiment of inequality is eroding trust not just in societal institutions but also in capitalism itself. A notable finding is that many, especially in developed markets, no longer hold the belief that working hard guarantees a better life.
Despite economic progress, a significant portion of respondents don't foresee an imp...
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