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Will the central banks of the US and Japan take major actions next month? The yen has been continuously appreciating, approaching the 150 threshold at one point.
The interest rate differential between the US and Japan may narrow.
Is Japan's Nikkei 225 Still a Bargain?
Japan's Coincident Index Rises, Leading Indicators Revised Down
10-Q/A: Quarterly report (Amendment)
10-K/A: Annual report (Amendment)
BOJ Governor Signals Rate Hikes Ahead, but Uncertainty Over Timing Weighs on Yen
Japan Economic Expansion Slows in Third Quarter
Capital outflows intensify, the yen devalues "Alexander".
The data shows that japan's current account surplus in the third quarter was 8.97 trillion yen (about 57.5 billion dollars), but this figure was offset by the direct investment and securities investment outflows, limiting the potential increase in the yen.
Nikkei 225 Elliott Wave Technical Analysis [Video]
Corporate confidence deteriorates, bankruptcies soar, and the outlook for a rate hike by the Bank of Japan is shrouded in dark clouds.
The data released on Monday shows that in Japan, the service industry confidence deteriorated in October, with more bankruptcy cases emerging. This has cast doubt on the views of the Bank of Japan that, under the impetus of strong domestic demand, Japan is expected to achieve a 2% inflation target.
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