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Will there be a back and forth in the Japanese stock market this week? September 2nd is a holiday in the US market, but the reassurance that the US PCE deflator and NVIDIA's earnings report on August 30th did not cause turmoil in the market週前半は買いが優勢となる可能性がある。週後半は米雇用統計の発表を控え、投資家が様子見姿勢を強めるだろう。前回の雇用統計で市場が大きく動いたこともあり、パウエル議長も「利下げの時期と幅は今後のデータ次第」と言及し 市場は雇用市場の最新の方向性を注視している。米経済懸念が再燃すれば、日本株も売り圧力が強まる可能性がある。一方、雇用統計以外にも経済指標の発表が多く、為替が急激に円高方向に振れる場合も売りが強まる可能性があり、注意が必要。
On the other hand, this week also marks the start of the September market. With the FOMC on September 17-18 and the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting on September 19-20 looming, as the US interest rate cut is almost certain, it is expected that the exchange rate will be less likely to move in the direction of a weaker yen. While caution is necessary for sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate, Stocks with resistance to a strong yen are attracting attention.Retail stocks (especially department stores that benefit from inbound tourism...

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Where was Baixida. The rise in stock prices since becoming your prime minister has nothing to do with policy, thanks to the calming down of the coronavirus and the depreciation of the yen. They are getting on with the trend and raising interest rates, so isn't it a decline rarely seen in history?
If you're disappointed, follow Pelosi's example and try insanely active operation. You can understand the pain of the new NISA citizens for a moment. But if you're good at managing it, you'll be jealous of the power of politics.
Kishida, Mogi, Yakure Kono, and incidentally, Kihara's salaries are all linked to the Nikkei Average. But you don't earn money at parties. Study sessions and lectures are prohibited, aren't they?
I said what I wanted to say, but in other words, the NVIDIA that Pelosi bought is an iron plate.
I'd like you to at least follow Pelosi's example and tell the world about teppan brands, including Kissy. I'll buy it with a specific account.