
Pulishi: Japanese stocks were oversold earlier, and the yen's trend depends on US inflation, interest rates, and the Fed's policy

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Portfolio expert Daniel Hurley from PLSH Global Stock pointed out that the early excessive selling in the Japanese stock market provided investors with buying opportunities, especially in sectors less affected by the US economy. In the future, attention will be paid to Japan's inflation and wage data to assess the economic situation. The trend of the Japanese yen is influenced by US inflation, interest rates, and Federal Reserve policies, while the third-quarter performance of Chinese and American companies will be the focus of investors
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