What the financial markets are saying about Japan

Japan’s stock market has lost about 20% in the past 2 days.

Currency markets are very stable given the provocation.   The Bank of Japan is throwing everything that have to avoid a financial meltdown – very likely the Fed and European Central Bank are also working very hard to keep things stable

Commodities – food, oil, gold, silver are dropping.   That suggests we’re headed back into another economic slowdown.   Things made in Japan including components for electronics and cars may be offline for a long time

European stock markets – plummeting – close to September 2008 territory. 

Interest rates – dropping a lot – money is fleeing the stock market and looking for safety in bonds.

It’s really starting to sink in this IS a really big deal.

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2 Responses to What the financial markets are saying about Japan

  1. 3tooz says:

    There may be something to it all, Germany is now shutting down, 5 of its oldest reactors in moratorium, so stated the last news flash from FOX.

  2. Art Stone says:

    The Yen is now starting to drop significantly….

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