Why Mr.Carlos Ghosn was kicked out of Nissan I saw this news interestingly. Renault open to Nissan pursuing merger talks with Honda, Bloomberg News reports https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/renault-open-nissan-pursuing-merger-talks-with-honda-bloomberg-news-reports-2024-12-18/ Mr.Carlos Ghosn might oppose to the merger with Honda and Nissan. Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI) wanted to eliminate him. So he was arrested by Japan police. This is the reason why Mr.Carlos Ghosn was kicked out of Nissan. This is Japan, and this is the Japan.
2017/5/13. Bank of Japan
Bank of Japan has many Japanese bonds, and if interest rates becomes higher, bank of Japan lose their balance on sheet.
It causes cheaper Yen and capital flight, because bank of Japan loses credit.
(Just my opinion)
NIKKEI average score is fixed under $180.
There is some specific cash flow, it is that NIKKEI becomes higher, it causes Yen cheaper and foreign currency in Japan may be lost. This flow stands on Japanese ability of selling to foreign countries.
This ability is ability to acquire foreign currency. If this ability is lost, Japan lose.
And now, Japanese companies rides on cheaper Yen. This situation is dangerous.
Cheaper and cheaper Yen, Japanese companies need, makes normal Japanese people's lifestyles cheaper.
And NIKKEI average score rises as fake, it doesn't connect to normal Japanese lifestyles.
I sometimes hear that although NIKKEI average score rises, the life doesn't change. Almost Japanese people realize it.
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