Riding the tiger

Article Abstract:

Japanese economic policy will affect the stock market, and lack of a strong boost to the economy is likely to lead to poor stock market performance, argues Dresdner Kleinwort Benson. Equities could move back to 14,000 unless there is a bigger stimulus package and a package for financial stabilisation. There is concern about prospects for earnings, and long term growth. Consumer sentiment is likely to weaken further as credit pricing by banks becomes more aggressive.

Economic policy

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Japan: all change on the yen

Article Abstract:

The Japanese yen has dropped in value since April 1995 and this has been seen as beneficial for the economy and the stock market. A weak yen could, however, lead to a rise in interest rates, especially if US interest rates are raised. A rise in US rates would lead to a further drop in the yen's value in relation to the US dollar if Japanese rates are not raised in response, and trade friction between Japan and the US could be exacerbated.

Economic aspects, Yen (Japan)

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