šŸ›ļø Faced with market instability, the Bank of Japan calmly chose not to raise interest rates! šŸ“¢

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šŸŒ The deputy governor of the Bank of Japan, Shinichi Uchida, spoke today. Faced with the turmoil in the financial market, he made a clear statement: the central bank will temporarily suspend interest rate hikes to stabilize market sentiment.

šŸ’¼ After the Japanese stock market experienced a historic plunge, Shinichi Uchida pointed out in a public speech that in view of the current high market volatility, the Bank of Japan decided to maintain an easy monetary policy in order to stabilize the economy and the market.

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šŸ“‰ As soon as these words came out, the yen fell 2%, but the stock market rebounded, with the Nikkei 225 Index and the Topix Index both rising by more than 3%. It seems that the central bank's decision has a significant impact on market sentiment!

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šŸ¤” However, this decision of the Bank of Japan is wise in the eyes of most people. When the market is unstable, maintaining the continuity and stability of policies will help avoid the spread of panic and bring more investment confidence to the market.

šŸ—£ļøBut at the same time, some people are worried that long-term loose policies may bring side effects, such as asset bubbles and other problems, which is also a major problem that local governments and central banks and other institutions need to balance and solve!

šŸ’­ What do you think? Is this decision of the Bank of Japan a wise move to stabilize the market, or an overly conservative strategy? Let's talk about your views!

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