In an effort to achieve a consistent inflation rate above 2%, Governor Kazuo Ueda of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has introduced increased flexibility in the Yield Curve Control (YCC), while maintaining negative interest rates. This move is indicative of the central bank's intention to create a roadmap for transitioning away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
Simultaneously, there has been a positive shift in market sentiment as evidenced by the recovery of losses in London and subsequent upward turn in the S&P500. This indicates a significant improvement in risk appetite among investors, leading to heightened demand for technology stocks and overall bullish sentiment towards US equities on Friday.
Simultaneously, there has been a positive shift in market sentiment as evidenced by the recovery of losses in London and subsequent upward turn in the S&P500. This indicates a significant improvement in risk appetite among investors, leading to heightened demand for technology stocks and overall bullish sentiment towards US equities on Friday.
