Quote from: tg88 on Today at 11:56:43 AM

Quote from: joker_josue on Today at 06:47:19 AM

Tendo em conta que estamos num mercado global, isto acaba por impactar o mundo todo.

Certamente, tem aqueles momentos que os mercados estão mais mansos e descorrelacionados com os indicadores financeiros dos países em geral mas atualmente tudo está super sensível. A decisão do Japão já saiu e eles optaram por unanimidade pela manutenção da taxa de juros então por enquanto excelente notícia.

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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) unanimously retained its key short-term interest rate at around 0.25% during its September meeting, keeping it at the highest level since 2008, in line with market consensus. Friday's decision underscored that the central bank was not in a hurry to raise rates further after hiking them twice this year, in March and July. The board also indicated the need for more time to monitor financial markets amid hawkish views from some board members. The BoJ also maintained its assessment that Japan's economy remains on track for a moderate recovery, despite some areas of weakness. Private consumption continued its upward trend, helped by improving corporate profits and business spending. However, exports and industrial production remained relatively flat. Regarding inflation, the yoy figures have ranged between 2.5% and 3.0%, driven by higher service prices. Meanwhile, inflation expectations showed a moderate increase, and the underlying CPI is expected to rise gradually. source: Bank of Japan

Eu não entendo bem como o aumento na taxa de juros dos EUA pode influencer a politica monetária do Japao. Por exemplo, lá tem a inflacao especifica, o mercado de trabalho especifico e etc. Como a questao dos EUA afeta especificamente a economia deles e pode fazer com que eles precisem tomar x ou y atitude?
entendo a questao da desalavancagem geral das economias ou impulsionamento dos mercados financeiros, mas nao entendo porque deixariam de aumentar por exemplo, devido as questoes dos eua