Before 4/11, the stock market in the United States had different market fluctuations for each stock, but after 4/12, it became synchronized market fluctuations, which I found puzzling. Prices rose in unison after the CPI announcement, and they fell in unison just before the headline on geopolitical risks.
World billionaires who own massive assets may know what will happen next. They might be busy with ETF risk-on/risk-off maneuvers and transitioning asset management strategies (stocks to U.S. bonds).
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I will also add to the mystery of Japanese stocks. Since the dollar-yen rose after the CPI announcement, I thought that the next day, automobile stocks, strong in exports, would skyrocket, and real estate stocks for domestic demand would fall. However, the opposite actually happened.
Real estate stocks: skyrocketing
Automobile stocks: stagnation to decline.
It seemed like something similar to the thoughts of the world's billionaires was being hinted at, so it's for reference.
I apologize if it was just a misunderstanding.
Please determine and make decisions at your own responsibility.

Wage increases are just one necessary condition for the domestic economic recovery, and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes should be carried out in a timely and appropriate manner to control inflation after confirming the domestic economic growth. Conversely, if the interest rate is raised first, I think the Japanese economy will fall into stagflation, with rising prices, economic stagnation, and low stock prices. I pray and believe that the Bank of Japan will never make a wrong decision.

I'm also concerned about recent trend changes where US and European government bonds are being bought and Japanese government bonds are sold.