#Japan Stock Market

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Nikkei 225 hits record high

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Japanese Stocks Rebound Sharply

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Japan’s Nikkei 225 index plunges nearly 13% as world markets tremble over risks to the US economy, which can impact on the world economy.

Japanese Stocks in complete collapse, now down 13%, on track for the largest decline after 1987.

Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index plunged nearly 13% on Monday, extending sell-offs that shook world markets last week as worries flared over the state of the U.S. economy.

Near closing time in Tokyo, the Nikkei was down more than 4,500 points at 31,341.29. The market’s broader TOPIX index fell 11.5% as selling picked up in the afternoon.

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Warren Buffet's investments in Japanese companies: a long-term bet

In this video, describes Warren Buffet's recent investments in Japanese companies

, especially in five conglomerates. Buffet has invested about $12 billion in total, including $3.5 billion

Dollars in Mitsubishi and $3 billion each in Itosu and Mitsui. Buffet said he would be happy if

One of the five leaders approached him to partner with Berkshire Hathaway, and it seems that Buffet is interested in

Do long-term business with these five giants. These companies are all commercial companies that exist

Since the 19th century and who are involved in various industries, such as agriculture, mining

And distribution. These companies have been affected by the pandemic and shortages of raw materials, and the investment of

Buffet was made after the COVID-19 crisis, but before the rise in raw material prices.

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Recent rate hikes by the Bank of Japan are causing the Yen carry trade to unwind, leading to markets crashing around the globe. I predict the US Federal Reserve will intervene and cut rates to stop the sell-off, and then markets will rally. I review a hedge fund strategy using stablecoins and put options to profit from a future market downturn.

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Why Japanese stock market affected by US

Japanese stock markets took their biggest plunge since 1987 on Monday, sending shockwaves through global markets. But the next day, Japanese markets rallied strongly, recording their biggest daily gain since 2008, The Washington Post reports.

Chaos in global financial markets this week caused turmoil in Asia, the US and elsewhere. But Japan, the world’s fourth-largest economy, is having a particularly tumultuous time.

That’s partly because of what’s happening in the world’s largest economy: Unexpectedly low US employment numbers in July and rising unemployment, and the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in response, have led to fears of slowing growth in the United States and around the world.

On top of that, rapid changes in the value of the Japanese currency and recent monetary policy decisions by the Bank of Japan have further fuelled panic in the market, experts say. Kyle Rodda, a senior market analyst at Capital.com who is based in Melbourne, Australia, said:

Signs of weakness in the US economy have acted as the spark for these events, while the technical factors in Japanese financial markets are the fuel.

Why have Japanese markets been hit so hard?

A combination of factors caused the Japanese market to suffer badly last week – Monday saw the biggest one-day drop since 1987 – including the rapid strengthening of the Japanese currency, experts said.

The yen has been weak against the dollar for the past five years, losing more than 40 per cent of its value, but it has strengthened in recent weeks, hitting its highest level against the dollar since March on Thursday.

That followed a rare decision by the central bank, the Bank of Japan, to raise interest rates.

According to Hirokazu Kabeya, chief global strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo, the yen’s rise has fuelled fears that earnings at export-oriented Japanese companies will fall. Those concerns have contributed to falling stock prices and rising sales, Kabeya said.

Technology stocks around the world also fell after the Biden administration said last month it would impose further restrictions on semiconductor exports to China. The announcement affected markets with major chip makers such as Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

Then the US jobs report on Friday fell short of market expectations, leading to uncertainty about the US economy and questions about whether the Federal Reserve would intervene. A few days earlier, the FED left interest rates unchanged, according to The Washington Post.

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TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 share index soared as much as 10.7% early Tuesday, a day after it plunged the most in 37 years.

The index gave up some of those gains as it wavered throughout the day but closed 10.2% higher at 34,675.46. Other Asian markets also were higher after sharp losses on Wall Street that were dramatic but not on the same scale as Monday’s 12.4% nosedive in Tokyo.

Many shares rose by double-digit percentages similar to their losses a day before, with automaker Toyota Motor Corp. rocketed 12.8%.

Computer chip maker Tokyo Electron jumped 16.6%, Honda Motor Co. advanced 14.7% and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group was up 5.8%.

The losses of the past several sessions followed a move by the Bank of Japan last week to raise its main interest rate from nearly zero. Such a move helps boost the value of the Japanese yen, but it also led traders to scramble out of deals where they had borrowed money for virtually no cost in Japan and invested it elsewhere around the world.

Officials from Japan’s Finance Ministry, Financial Service Agency and the Bank of Japan met Tuesday to address the recent market gyrations.

Atsushi Mimura, a top ministry bureaucrat, declined to comment directly on the specifics of the market, as is government policy. But he noted that market experts were saying recent volatility reflects various global developments, and markets are going up and down elsewhere as well.

He cited geopolitical risks like rising tensions in the Middle East and recent economic data. He also pointed to increases in wages and investment in Japan.

“We maintain the view that the Japanese economy is gradually recovering, going forward,” he told reporters.

The government officials and the central bank reconfirmed their agreement to watch internal and external fiscal situation, and work together “as one,” said Mimura, vice finance minister for international affairs.

When asked, Mimura declined to comment on whether the recent BOJ rate hike had triggered the market’s movements. He said the government was closely watching the foreign exchange rates and aiming for stability as always.

Various factors combined to cause Monday’s carnage, according to Stephen Innes of SPI Asset Management, likening Tuesday’s bounce to a “lifeboat.”

“As always with the market, take this to heart: Yesterday’s misery often turns into today’s punchline. The swift twists and turns of trading can transform what seemed like a dire situation into a fleeting memory, one that’s often laughed about in trading rooms the next day,” he said.

The Nikkei is now up 7.7% from a year ago, but more than 9% below its level three months ago. Its biggest ever percentage gain was 14.2% in October 2008.

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Japan sees an equity market collapse as Chaos Theory and the Carry Trade collide

It has already been a rather extraordinary start to the financial week and I warned social media of problems to come on Friday. The existing equity market falls plus the rally in the Japanese Yen meant that the Japanese equity market was going to be at risk of being limit down. At the close Monday, the benchmark index was down 4,451.28 points, or 12.40%, to 31,458.42. According to Nikkei data, it…