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Japan has become the preferred choice for trade negotiations. What conditions will the USA propose?
The US-Japan trade negotiations are the core topic this week. On Monday, Nomura Securities pointed out that the USA intends to make Japan a "model case" for reaching agreements with other countries. Although the Japanese government has proactively proposed large-scale investments and purchases of Energy in the USA, the USA may still make additional requests, including setting trade surplus targets, promoting the appreciation of the yen, extending the holding of US Treasury bonds, and increasing government spending, all of which are conditions that Japan may find difficult to accept.
Japan Posts Steepest Annual Decline in Japanese Nationals
Goldman Sachs sets a "red line" for the yen Exchange Rates: pause interest rate hikes at 130, aggressive rate hikes at 160.
Goldman Sachs analysts stated that if the exchange rate of the US dollar to the Japanese yen rises to 130, the outlook for continued inflation in Japan will become bleak, and the Bank of Japan may consider suspending interest rate hikes.
Goldman Sachs: If the yen approaches the 130 yen to dollar mark, the Bank of Japan may consider pausing interest rate hikes.
Goldman Sachs analysts stated that if the yen rises to 130 per dollar and the persistent inflation outlook dims, the Bank of Japan may consider pausing interest rate hikes.
The dollar has fallen, and the yen has become strong? Goldman Sachs is bullish on the yen as the latest safe haven under the "tariff stick."
Currently, the dollar market is exhibiting an abnormal combination of rising US bond yields and weakening Exchange Rates. The core of this phenomenon lies in the design and implementation of the USA's tariff policy, which is gradually eroding the core support elements of the dollar.
Kazuo Ueda warns: The USA's tariff policy exacerbates economic uncertainty in the Global market and Japan.
The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated on Monday that due to the USA's tariff policy, uncertainty in the Global and Japanese domestic economy has sharply increased.
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