（ 5/13 domestic prices in today: stock, bond and foreign exchange markets (Bloomberg): today's domestic market shares, bonds, exchange rates is shown below. ● G7 after the depreciation of the yen in Japan stocks of soaring revenue upside expectations--Tokyo stocks bought exports, world financial center, which consecutive rise, TOPIX and Nikkei stock index update overpriced YTD both. Likable that stance allowed depreciation for the time being in seven countries (G7) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting indicated the dollar advanced in currency markets.
Higher profits on export-related stocks such as automobiles, machinery, electric upside expectations, financial stocks such as banking and stock raising also stood out.
1232.20 21.60 Points (1.8%) elevations, Nikkei stock average's 174 Yen/minute (1.2%) high 14782 21 Sen over the weekend TOPIX close price. Saison SB seshita Tetsuo Portfolio Manager for euro zone and Australia said growing aspect of market liquidity boom in interest rate cut coming again in many countries.
A historic bull market continues, talking "aspects of the laggard fix Japan co., Ltd., not terribly pricey in terms of valuations". Bonds tumbled, triggering circuit breakers-yen, stocks and bid alert bond markets are sharply fell. Futures further afternoon and Tokyo Stock Exchange activated the circuit breaker followed to suspend futures trading last weekend.
Depreciation and domestic stocks as well as selling swelled to cautious about bond sales from tomorrow's background. Ones begins by ratio of 55 Sen PPS 15 143 Yen Sen over the weekend expiration month of June on the Tokyo futures market, while 143 105.5 remained mainly in the afternoon and larger decline. Reached 142 Yen / 1 depreciation would be a daily limit of the TSE has triggered circuit breakers 1:41 PM. Record 4/19/2012 lows in trading during the day of the expiration month 142 Yen Yen per 5 Sen/minute and temporary termination.
Then lower the credit crunch, closed at 142 Yen 95 Sen 75 Sen. Chief bond strategist of Mizuho Securities Tetsuya Miura is "advances in the yen, the dollar surpassed 100 yen per dollar exchange, also went long distressed.
Isn't bulging foreign investors buying and selling, the Nikkei 225 stock average close to 15000 yen and fast pace? "and discussed. -USD JPY is temporary four years and seven months 102 Yen level--as high as $ dollars in against the yen continued, buying Yen in Tokyo foreign exchange market at climbed to four years and seven months temp $1 = 102 Yen level. Continues flow of dollar based on quantitative easing reduced expectations for an economic recovery in the United States and early.
Is indicated even attitude allowed depreciation for the time being in the weekend before the seven countries (G7) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting, was preceded by buying dollars and selling yen. And 101 Yen dollar greet the Tokyo markets on Monday in the second half 8:00 too much temporary 102 yen and depreciation progresses to the level of 10/2008. Just seen scene dollar also smoke after that Yen be redeemed until the mid-101 Yen in the afternoon.
At 3:40 currently traded at around 101 yen and 66 Sen.
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Japan bonds （ today as bond market circuit breaker imposition 5/13/2013 4:59 PM current, that is, selling many trading pauses, too.That unlike the speculation the Bank of Japan government bond yields are rising. Moreover, because developed countries and easing monetary policy, easing money flowing emerging, rate cuts are taking place here. Developed countries are competitive currency depreciation is senses Kane is saying because the monetary easing, filled with too much flow through, including Australia, New Zealand and Thailand are angry.
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Whether this is a healthy economy, have cut everywhere!? See NY Times May 8, 2013 Asia-Pacific Nations Push to Rein In Rising Currencies
