Nikkei 225 rebounds for the first time in 7 trading days. But it is down about 7.6% since 6 October. The relationship with fiscal policy, the BOJ and USD/JPY, organized by the numbers and dates

The story

After falling for 6 consecutive days, the Nikkei 225 rebounded for the first time in 7 trading days. This marked a temporary recovery.

However, as part of the subsequent overall market trend, it has been noted that the decline has continued since 6 October, at approximately 7.6%.

The report reviews the relationship between fiscal policy, the Bank of Japan's actions and the USD/JPY exchange rate from the perspective of figures and dates.

At a glance

Rebound dateThe Nikkei 225 rebounded for the first time in 7 trading days

Decline dateThe Nikkei 225 has fallen approximately 7.6% since 6 October

BackgroundAfter falling for 6 consecutive days, it rebounded for the first time in 7 trading days

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