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JPMorgan Asset Management: Japan's central bank will have to look at the U.S. economy's "face" again for another interest rate hike.
JPMorgan Asset Management has stated that the Bank of Japan will avoid raising interest rates again in the short term, and further tightening of policy may depend on the fate of the US economy.
8/9 [Strength material]
[Bullish and Bearish Materials] Dow Jones Industrial Average rose (+683.04) to 39446.49, Nasdaq Composite Index rose (+464.22) to 16660.02, 1 dollar = 147.20-30 yen, Chicago Nikkei Futures rose (35575, +795 compared to Osaka), SOX Index rose (+303.74) to 4730.01, VIX Index decreased (-4.06) to 23.79, US crude oil futures rose (+0.96) to 76.19, expectations of subdued inflation in the US, active share buybacks.
Forex Today: Market Turbulence Dissipates on Further Yen Selling
Nikkei Stock Market Takes a Roller Coaster Ride: Foreign Capital Quickly Withdraws While Individual Investors Rush In.
Foreign investors continue to sell Japan's stocks.
Long-Term Drivers of FX Markets
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