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また、投資のストレスをリフレッシュできる情報も!映画Wolf of wallstreatでも良い投資にはリフレッシュが必要だと言ってましたね💘 Webリンクから飛んでください❗️
@GiorgiaMeloni Europe must unite and protect our families from the invaders! The world must support this. Those who plunder and commit crimes are invaders disguised as refugees!
ロイターは、
7月31日、キャンプデービッドで行われた米政府閣議の公開撮影中に、スコット・ベッセント米財務長官の手元のメモがロイターのカメラに写った。メモには
To Do:Buy Japanese Yen (JPY) $5–10 bilと書かれていた。
と報じました。
政府介入ですから、各国政府と調整していると思いますが、10bil=1兆6,000億円なんですね💵
日本の今回の介入推計は約8兆円規模と言われてますので、この違いに日本政府の強いメッセージを読み解けますね👇
“Sonnō Jōi”
In the 1850s, Japan was a nation of samurai who carried swords and lived under a policy of national isolation, trading only with the Netherlands. Then, powerful Western nations—including the United States, Britain, France, and Russia—arrived with military force, demanding that Japan open its ports and accept unequal treaties.
Amid this national crisis, an ideology known as “Sonnō Jōi” emerged.
“Sonnō” meant replacing the weak shogunate with a government centered on the Emperor. “Jōi” expressed the determination to protect Japan from foreign influence.
Many samurai and patriots risked—and often gave—their lives for this cause. Their struggle ultimately led to the Meiji Restoration and the modernization of Japan.
Although today’s world is very different, the core idea behind Sonnō Jōi was the determination to protect one’s nation and ensure the safety and future of its people.
“Sonnō Jōi”
In the 1850s, Japan was a nation of samurai who carried swords and lived under a policy of national isolation, trading only with the Netherlands. Then, powerful Western nations—including the United States, Britain, France, and Russia—arrived with military force, demanding that Japan open its ports and accept unequal treaties.
Amid this national crisis, an ideology known as “Sonnō Jōi” emerged.
“Sonnō” meant replacing the weak shogunate with a government centered on the Emperor. “Jōi” expressed the determination to protect Japan from foreign influence.
Many samurai and patriots risked—and often gave—their lives for this cause. Their struggle ultimately led to the Meiji Restoration and the modernization of Japan.
Although today’s world is very different, the core idea behind Sonnō Jōi was the determination to protect one’s nation and ensure the safety and future of its people.
“Sonnō Jōi”
In the 1850s, Japan was a nation of samurai who carried swords and lived under a policy of national isolation, trading only with the Netherlands. Then, powerful Western nations—including the United States, Britain, France, and Russia—arrived with military force, demanding that Japan open its ports and accept unequal treaties.
Amid this national crisis, an ideology known as “Sonnō Jōi” emerged.
“Sonnō” meant replacing the weak shogunate with a government centered on the Emperor. “Jōi” expressed the determination to protect Japan from foreign influence.
Many samurai and patriots risked—and often gave—their lives for this cause. Their struggle ultimately led to the Meiji Restoration and the modernization of Japan.
Although today’s world is very different, the core idea behind Sonnō Jōi was the determination to protect one’s nation and ensure the safety and future of its people.
"50분 만에 2% 폭락.
미국이 엔화를 기습 매수한 진짜 이유."
7월 30일 밤, 뉴욕 연준의
레이트 체크 직후 달러엔이 2% 넘게 빠졌다.
지시자는 미 재무부.
어이없게도 미국이 일본 통화를 직접 사준 것이다.
이유는 어찌보면 간단하다.
일본은 미 국채 1.2조 달러를 쥔 최대 보유국이다.
엔화가 계속 몰리면 일본은 미 국채를 팔아
달러를 만들어야 한다.
미국은 올해 갱신할 국채가 산더미고,
이자만 연 1조 달러를 낸다.
최대 손님이 매도자로 돌아서는 건 죽어도 막아야 한다.
그날 엔화를 매수한 건 도쿄만이 아니었다.
베센트가 중앙은행의 편에 선 건 일본 때문이 아니다.
엔 캐리 트레이드는 이제 미·일 공동의 폭탄이다.
#BOJ