日本のドラマや@shijiujsdxe #foryou #movie #film ♬ オリジナル楽曲 - shijiujsdxe
https://www.tiktok.com/@look1438lele/video/7399617747107269896?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7236947126626289153@look1438lele #anime ♬ オリジナル楽曲 - Ynan
これか。
@alexisanddean Why is the Japanese crash hitting the American stock market so hard? #japan #japanesestocks #boj #bankofjapan #bankcrash #economics #worldeconomics #econ101 #carrytrade #marketcrash #bearmarket #americanstockmarket #invest #investor #investing #fintok #financialfreedom #financiallystable #financialeducation #stocks #stock #stockmarket #finance101 ♬ original sound - Alexis and Dean
Sure, here's an easy-to-understand explanation of "carry trade":### What is Carry Trade?**Carry trade** is a financial strategy where an investor borrows money in a country with low-interest rates and invests it in a country with higher interest rates. The goal is to make a profit from the difference in interest rates.### How Does it Work?1. **Borrow in a Low-Interest Country**: Imagine you can borrow money in a country where the interest rate is very low, like 1%. For example, you take out a loan in Japan, where interest rates are often very low.2. **Invest in a High-Interest Country**: You then take that money and invest it in a country where the interest rate is higher, say 5%. For instance, you could invest in government bonds in Australia, where interest rates might be higher.3. **Profit from the Difference**: The difference between the interest you earn (5%) and the interest you pay (1%) is your profit. In this example, you'd make a profit of 4% (5% - 1%).If the interest rate goes up in Japan, it can significantly impact a carry trade strategy that involves borrowing money in Japan. Here's how it affects the situation:### Impact on Borrowing Costs1. **Higher Borrowing Costs**: If you borrowed money in Japan when the interest rate was low (e.g., 1%), and the interest rate rises (e.g., to 3%), your cost of borrowing increases. For instance, instead of paying 1% interest on the loan, you now have to pay 3%.- **Example**: If you borrowed $10,000 at 1%, you would owe $10,100 at the end of the year. If the interest rate rises to 3%, you would owe $10,300 instead.### Impact on Profitability2. **Reduced Profit Margin**: The increase in borrowing costs reduces your profit margin. The profit in a carry trade comes from the difference between the interest earned in the high-interest country and the interest paid in the low-interest country.- **Example**:- Original scenario: Borrow at 1% in Japan and invest at 5% in Australia. Profit = 5% - 1% = 4%.- New scenario: Borrow at 3% in Japan and invest at 5% in Australia. Profit = 5% - 3% = 2%.3. **Potential Losses**: If the interest rate difference becomes too small, it might not cover the costs associated with the trade (such as transaction fees, currency exchange fees, etc.). In the worst case, if the borrowing cost exceeds the investment return, the carry trade could result in a loss.### Currency Risk4. **Exchange Rate Fluctuations**: Higher interest rates in Japan could lead to a stronger Japanese yen. If you need to convert profits back to yen to repay your loan, a stronger yen could mean you get fewer yen for the same amount of foreign currency, further reducing your profit or increasing your loss.- **Example**: If the yen strengthens, the amount of foreign currency needed to repay the yen-denominated loan increases, reducing overall profitability.### Market Reactions5. **Market Sentiment**: Higher interest rates in Japan might indicate economic changes, which could affect investor sentiment and market conditions. Investors might re-evaluate their carry trade strategies, leading to shifts in capital flows.
アベノミクスの尻拭いをやって叩かれてる植田日銀総裁。
— ひろゆき (@hirox246) August 5, 2024
国債発行し過ぎて円安になった。いつか国債減らさなきゃいけないのに、前総裁はやらずに逃げた。
植田総裁はゼロ金利&国債とETFを中央銀行が買いまくるおかしな状況を是正しようとしてるのにね、、 https://t.co/2bWi7osFU3
安倍元総理と黒田前総裁が血の滲む思いで立て直した日本経済を、一瞬で灰塵に帰した男、植田。と
アベノミクスの尻拭いをやって叩かれてる植田日銀総裁。 国債発行し過ぎて円安になった。いつか国債減らさなきゃいけないのに、前総裁はやらずに逃げた・・・この2つの意見、どう評価したらいいんだろうね?
しかし、ここで言っていることはまとも。これ提言の内容なんてものはどうでもよくて、「泉某が日本で影響力を持つようになることがロシアの利益に資するとロシアが判断した」ということだから、ちょっと要注意だよなあ。 https://t.co/o7f3fl0q3v
— 感熱紙(デュートリオンビーム送電) (@thermalpaper00) August 5, 2024
じゃあ、物価は落ち着くか、安くなるのわけか?・・・しかし、需要過剰で物価が上がっているわけではないからなあ・・・不景気で物価下がっても・・・それでいいのか?利上げの目的は直接的にはインフレ抑制です。日銀の仕事は第一には物価の監視。CPIに基づいた当然の利上げ。黒田時代が狂っていたのでこんな基本的事実さえ忘れられている。 https://t.co/YNFEeOddFD
— Spica (@CasseCool) August 5, 2024
Spicaさんは要約うまいね。日本は過大評価されている フィリピン人目線https://t.co/C2oDoiDobJ…
— Spica (@CasseCool) August 5, 2024
この文章は、日本に対する過度の憧れや理想化を批判的に分析しています。主な要点は:- 日本文化への憧れ(ジャポニスム)の歴史的背景を説明- 日本の観光地としての人気の理由を挙げる- しかし、他のアジア諸国にも同様か、より優れた観光資源があると指摘- 例えば、鉄道システム、古代寺院、清潔な都市、景観、料理などは他国でも楽しめる- 日本社会の問題点(外国人差別、過酷な労働環境、教育制度など)にも言及- メディアによる日本のイメージ化が過度の期待を生んでいると批判結論として、日本は魅力的な国ではあるが、メディアが描く完璧な楽園ではないと主張しています。他の国々にも素晴らしい観光地があり、日本への過度の憧れに惑わされないよう警告しています
@chocoguy_official #softフィルター The fact that I used to defend Japanese people with all my heart. 🥲 #chocoguy #teateatalk #teateatime #japantiktok ♬ original sound - Choco guy
@.creatorsearchinsight Why foreigners cant rent in Japan 🇯🇵
♬ original sound - Japanclippers
@yongcyrus Why you shouldn't move to Japan #japanliving #lifeinjapan ♬ green to blue(马驰骋 Remix) - 马驰骋
@justyutajp “But Japan is so clean 🥺 “ Just add more trash cans please 😡 Im so brave for this take #Japan #JapanTravel #japanlife ♬ Omae Wa Mou - deadman 死人
@aptsjp What do Japanese people think about their work culture? @mgm_tokyo #japan #workinginjapan #workculture #lifeintokyo #livinginjapan
♬ original sound - apts.jp
日本も外国人多くなりすぎたし、その準備もできていないから、これからいろんな言語でネガティブキャンペーンやったほうがいいんじゃないの?
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