$NYダウ(.DJI.US)$ Japanese debt might be high, but it isn't comparable to American debt, which is set to trigger a financial implosion - and light a spark under Bitcoin. On the face of it, the United States' debt to GDP ratio doesn’t seem that bad on a global scale. In 2023, it was lower than the average for G7 nations - at 123% - and roughly half of the most indebted country in the world, Japan, where debt stood...
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EZ_money :
didn't they just up the military spending by 370 billion? all global economies are in debt. i agree Japan is not as bad off as it use to be however they are part of the global economy, so if United States fails Japan will struggle because all countries know when it comes to selling goods United States pays the most on everything compared to others countries. same goes for China.... especially China because many US imports come from China. We still have the largest economy BTW.
EZ_money :
you are using stats that are years old inflation hit that high because other factors like Biden's energy policies skyrocketing oil which is 1/3 inflationary adding to higher prices
EZ_money :
all we have to do is get Biden out and start drilling again this economy will rocket but we are facing major corruption in high places higher than the president
BFSkinner :
The pandemic led to zero interest rate loans and ppl went a little crazy spending since then, money printing nonstop so retail investors are in debt and the country in even deeper debt, tough to blame it on Biden I think trump was equally to blame
bullrider_21スレ主 :
Even before the pandemic when the economy was in good shape, Trump pressured the Fed to cut rates. He also cut taxes. Rates were cut to near 0 when pandemic started. And they were kept too low for too long. That's was how high inflation started during Trump's time.
16th May 2024 (Thurs) Daily Market Outlook Summary - What Is Happening In The Markets US stock market indices made new all-time highs last night. S&P futures pushed higher and added a strong +1.16%. Similarly, NASDAQ futures closed +1.56% higher as well. This comes after last night's CPI data came out lower than expected, showing that prices are indeed falling, signalling that inflation is taming down as well. Markets took this ...
Hey moomoo family!✨ We've got some HUGE news! Guess what? Japanese stocks are now available on our platform!🎉 If you're ready to explore a new horizon and invest in some of the most innovative companies on the planet, you're in the right place! 🚀 Japan's economy is a powerhouse, home to some of the most innovative companies and technologies which present unique a prospectus for investors looking to diversify their portfolios and c...
8th May 2024 (Wed) Daily Market Outlook Summary - What Is Happening In The Markets US markets took a breather last night after a strong 3-consecutive days rally that started last Thursday. Price action was sluggish due to the lack of any significant news. S&P500 futures closed marginally higher by +0.13% while NASDAQ futures closed flat. Traders now turn their attention to the upcoming US 10-year Note auction that would...
Summary - What Is Happening In The Markets US Stock indices extended its gains towards the end of last night's trading session. This is the best 3-day rally the market has seen since November as confidence about a US Fed rate cut this year grows. The S&P500 and NASDAQ Index futures both closed +0.85% and +0.89% respectively. On the geopolitical front, Israel rejected any proposal of a ceasefire with Hamas, as Israeli tanks are reportedly en...
The much-anticipated Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting is poised to commence this week in Omaha, attracting a diverse gathering of investors from around the globe. Following the loss of Charlie Munger last year, Warren Buffett is prepared to take the stage solo, fielding questions from a mixed audience of analysts, shareholders, and journalists. With the Berkshire Hathaway Annual...
Japan's Nikkei 225 takes the lead in the global equity market with a 15% YTD surge This year, Japan's market has hit historic milestones. The Nikkei Index, Japan's premier stock market indicator, has shattered several records, reaching heights not seen in 34 years and crossing the 41,000-point threshold for the first time. As of today, the Nikkei 225 index has risen nearly 15% year-to-date, ranking among the top-performing gl...
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丁蟹哥哥 :
Do i need to pay captial gain tax for japanese stock trading if there is any gain ?
Aisatsu Mooers! As strong as the U.S. Fantastic 4, the Japan Fantastic 4 is probably the best investment in 2024. Why? Here are 3 reasons, as follows: 1. Japan's economy continues to flourish, with the Nikkei 225 ($日経平均株価(.N225.JP)$) YTD of 10.77%, much higher than the S&P 500 ($S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$) YTD of 4.14%. Both values are as of 19 Apr 2024. Even Warren Buffett Berkshire Hathaway Japan stake ($バークシャー・ハサウェイ(BRK.A.US)$, ...
soyabean89 :
Abit too late leh... Buffett already jiak buffet almost finish now then moomoo allow us to trade Japan stock... especially when jpn just ended their ultra loose interest rate
EZ_money : didn't they just up the military spending by 370 billion? all global economies are in debt. i agree Japan is not as bad off as it use to be however they are part of the global economy, so if United States fails Japan will struggle because all countries know when it comes to selling goods United States pays the most on everything compared to others countries. same goes for China.... especially China because many US imports come from China. We still have the largest economy BTW.
EZ_money : you are using stats that are years old inflation hit that high because other factors like Biden's energy policies skyrocketing oil which is 1/3 inflationary adding to higher prices
EZ_money : all we have to do is get Biden out and start drilling again this economy will rocket but we are facing major corruption in high places higher than the president
BFSkinner : The pandemic led to zero interest rate loans and ppl went a little crazy spending since then, money printing nonstop so retail investors are in debt and the country in even deeper debt, tough to blame it on Biden I think trump was equally to blame
bullrider_21スレ主 : Even before the pandemic when the economy was in good shape, Trump pressured the Fed to cut rates. He also cut taxes. Rates were cut to near 0 when pandemic started. And they were kept too low for too long. That's was how high inflation started during Trump's time.
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