When the BoJ raised rates in March, it had been 17 years since it had last done so, though the world was very different then. While the July rate hike was unlikely to move the economic needle, the question now is what else might follow the subsequent financial market maelstrom. Pelham Smithers discusses the outlook for Japan’s macro environment, what new fiscal policies the new PM might introduce, how the BoJ might react and the all-important trend in corporate earnings. This then leads us to...
Analyst Hiroyuki Terada adjusts his earnings forecasts slightly and concludes that the sharp -65% decline in the shares since its March YTD high is far greater than the potential worst-case scenario of a -10% hit to FY24 OP if minimum guarantee fees are lowered.
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