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00:24Good morning.
00:25Good morning.
00:26Today is Friday, August 23rd.
00:28This is News Morning Saturday Night.
00:29We will update you as soon as possible on the world economy and the market.
00:33Now, let's take a look at the end of the New York Stock Market.
00:38They all fell.
00:40Dow Jones fell $4712, $177.00.
00:44NASDAQ fell $17,619, $299.00.
00:50S&P 500 fell $5,570, $50.00.
00:56In light of the Jackson Hole meeting,
00:58there was a sensitive response to information about the width and number of resets.
01:04The market has assumed that FRB will reset about 1 point by the end of the year.
01:11However, before the trading time,
01:13Collins, CEO of Stone Silver, said that it is desirable for the resets to be carried out in stages and in order.
01:21Other silver companies also expressed a similar cautious view.
01:25For this reason, in the re-election market,
01:27there was a movement to review expectations for rapid resets,
01:30and the return on investment rose by 10 years.
01:34The stock market saw a sharp rise,
01:36and before the big event, the stock price adjusted and fell.
01:40High-tech stocks and semiconductor stocks were mainly sold.
01:44This is the sector-by-sector fall rate.
01:47The top rise was real estate.
01:49The lowest was information technology, followed by general consumables.
01:54And this is the exchange rate.
01:56The dollar is currently at $146.00, from $28.00 to $29.00.
02:03Two Canadian railways on the 22nd
02:06were completely shut down due to labor negotiations.
02:10The supply chain throughout North America is in chaos,
02:13and there is a risk that the export to Japan will be affected.
02:19The two companies that were shut down
02:21were Canadian National Railway and Canada Pacific Kansas City Railway.
02:26They were unable to meet the labor conditions of the labor unions that the CEOs joined,
02:30and nearly 10,000 employees were laid off from their jobs.
02:35Canada's logistics is dependent on freight railways,
02:38and due to the shutdown,
02:40there is a risk of transporting grain, coal, and fertilizers.
02:45The representatives of the labor unions criticized the two companies
02:49for not caring about farmers, suppliers, and employees,
02:53and only thinking about increasing profits.
02:59Let's continue with the news.
03:02In the last week in the U.S.,
03:04the number of new employment insurance applications
03:07increased from 4,000 in the previous week to 232,000.
03:13This is the third week in a row,
03:15and the number is higher than expected.
03:18In addition, the number of people who continue to apply for employment insurance
03:22increased from 4,000 to 1,863,000.
03:27The number of used houses sold in July in the U.S.
03:30increased from 3,950,000 a year to 1.3% from the previous month.
03:37This is the first increase in five months,
03:39and the market expectations are also higher.
03:42In addition, the central value of the sales price
03:45increased from $422,600 to 4.2% a year ago.
03:52According to the announcement,
03:54the housing loan interest rate has decreased,
03:56and the sense of comfort has improved.
04:01ECB, the European Central Bank,
04:03on July 22,
04:05published a memorandum of understanding
04:07of the board of directors held in July.
04:09It said that the board of directors should be flexible
04:11in the next September meeting,
04:13and that it is a good opportunity to review
04:15the restrictive financial policy,
04:17and that the board of directors
04:19is a good opportunity.
04:21It showed a positive outlook.
04:24In addition, the ECB also announced
04:26the increase in the interest rate
04:28between labor unions and companies.
04:32From April to June,
04:34the interest rate increased from 3.55% a year ago
04:37and the growth slowed from the previous month.
04:42On the 21st, the Deutsche Bank
04:44issued a memorandum of understanding
04:47that more than half of the existing banks
04:49had reached an agreement.
04:52In the memorandum,
04:54the former owner of Postbank claimed
04:56that a higher interest rate
04:58should have been paid,
05:00but this time,
05:02more than 80 of the existing banks
05:04had reached an agreement
05:06with about 60% of the existing banks.
05:08This means that by reducing the loan interest rate,
05:11the interest rate will increase
05:13from July to September
05:15and the interest rate will increase
05:17by about 10 million euros.
05:23At the New York Stock Exchange,
05:25we have Mr. Kon Shinichiro
05:27from Japan Life New York.
05:29Good morning, Mr. Kon.
05:31Good morning.
05:33What do you think of the New York stock market
05:35on the 22nd?
05:37The number of applicants for new job insurance
05:39announced this morning
05:41is almost as expected,
05:43but before the Jackson Hole meeting,
05:45there was a strong tendency
05:47to avoid risks,
05:49and the number of applicants
05:51declined.
05:53What do you think
05:55of the Jackson Hole meeting?
05:57Chairman Powell
05:59said in a press conference
06:01at the FOMC
06:03that he will further
06:05reduce the number of new jobs.
06:07In the US,
06:09the number of new jobs
06:11has risen by 3%
06:13and has fallen
06:15due to the term rule
06:17indicating a signal of recession.
06:19There is a possibility
06:21that the FRB will
06:23reduce the number of new jobs
06:25by 0.5 points.
06:27The term rule
06:29indicates that the average
06:31number of new jobs
06:33in the last three months
06:35has increased by 0.5%
06:37in the past year,
06:39which may not be
06:41consistent with the current
06:43economic cycle,
06:45but the FRB's financial policy
06:47may be more considerate
06:49of the economy.
06:51The high sales in July
06:53showed an increase
06:55in the market expectations,
06:57and the number of new jobs
06:59announced this morning
07:01declined,
07:03so there is a rapid
07:05decline in the market.
07:07I would like to ask
07:09Mr. Powell
07:11if he has anything
07:13to say about the pace
07:15of the decline
07:17in Japan.
07:19I understand.
07:21I will ask Mr. Powell
07:23about this later.
07:25Let's look at
07:27the other markets.
07:29The gold price
07:31has risen by 3.855%
07:33and by 4.011%
07:35in the last three months.
07:37Let's look at the commodities.
07:39New York's crude oil
07:41has rebounded,
07:43and the gold price
07:45has fallen.
07:47Let's look at the European markets.
07:49The UK and Germany
07:51have rebounded,
07:53and the German bank
07:55has recovered
07:57by 4%
07:59in the last three months.
08:01France has fallen.
08:03Let's look at our guests.
08:05Mr. Taniei Ichiro
08:07from Daiwa Shoken.
08:09Thank you for joining us.
08:13And Mr. Masashi Akutsu
08:15from B of A Shoken
08:17from Kabuka.
08:21Mr. Akutsu,
08:23as you said,
08:25the Jackson Hole
08:27market has become
08:29more sensitive.
08:31The FOMC report
08:33that was published
08:35was controversial.
08:37I'm sure you're already
08:39thinking about
08:41lowering the price.
08:43I'm sure you're also
08:45thinking about
08:47not lowering the price
08:49in the first place.
08:51You've been in the US
08:53for eight years,
08:55so I don't think
08:57you'll see additional
08:59scenario-making
09:01in the future.
09:03I'm sure you'll see
09:05that the market
09:07will change
09:09in the future.
09:11I'm sure
09:13you'll see
09:15that the market
09:17will change
09:19in the future.
09:21I'm sure
09:23you'll see
09:25that the market
09:27will change
09:29in the future.
09:31We'll look at the market
09:33after this.
09:35Mr. Akutsu will explain
09:37the background of the
09:39Japanese stock market
09:41on August 5th
09:43and what is needed
09:45for the recovery of the market.
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