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Really something that has been weighing on equities over the course of this week. We saw it heating japan stocks broadly but tech feeling the brunt of it. Today we are actually moving a little high. It is a reflection of the other theme we are tracking today. The u. S. Inflation print a little hotter than expected but not too hot to really shock markets. We saw stocks on wall street climbing to fresh records. So that is positivity coming into the session. But as we said, a lot of unions in japan will be reporting on wage or pay deals this week, and wednesday will be the heaviest day or amongst the heaviest day for announcements before we get that first tally being reached and reported on on friday. Lets shift into korea now and take a look at what is going on in the session so far. Of course a market heavily correlated within the dynamics of wall street. Unsurprisingly you are seeing stocks moving to the upside. Tech names are the ones to be watching because we saw the likes of nvidia,
Wall-streetSomething-elseHolding-quiteConsumer-discretionaryDollar-holding-steadyHolding-steadyFirst-timeAmerican-petroleumAmerican-petroleum-institutePetroleum-instituteInstitute-reportingSuper-courtAlso. We are tracking the potential job warning, in response to what we are seeing in the yen, jgb yields as well, continuing to move higher and closer to the 1 mark. Suzuki saying they are committed to achieving the Fiscal Consolidation goal. What else we are watching, it comes down to expectations around where the boj goes next. We have been hearing from you next to the my chief economist at the bank, saying that doj could raise rates as soon as june, maybe even space for rate hikes four 2024. Today in the session, we are watching the japanese yen and also keeping an eye on equities, a little under pressure so far. Still monitoring from earnings. Key to track will be whether that doj cuts its bond buying neck he saw on monday. Given the backdrop of the weaker yen, the yield gap between japan and the u. S. Japan, lets switch nmc switch and see how south korea is trading. The outlook is a bit weaker, not quite the magnitude of the dump that can japan so far, but still the kospi is 0. 2
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