Analysts: Japanese stock market finds new 'fren', Central Bank officials speak to support its rebound.

On August 7th, Jinshi data reported that an analyst said that the Japanese stock market rose, the yen fell, and Japanese government bonds strengthened slightly due to dovish remarks by Masakazu Ueda, the deputy governor of the Central Bank of Japan. Investors see this as a signal that the Central Bank of Japan will not raise interest rates temporarily, but in any case, the possibility of a rate hike in September is not high. What would happen if there is a rise in interest rates? The possibility is always greater in the fourth quarter, and the market has enough time to stabilize before then.