It's worth collecting! The yen exchange rate fell below 155, and stocks are expected to usher in investment opportunities these days

Dama believes that in a scenario where the yen is weak for a long time, the strong US economy will continue to be driven by overseas demand, and that the performance of companies driven by external demand will outperform those related to domestic demand in Japan.

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Don't just look at the storm caused by a strong dollar: will these stocks have a chance globally?

① For more and more non-US economies around the world, a strong dollar has increasingly become a “big problem”, and many emerging markets have even experienced a “double stock exchange attack” as a result; ② However, while a strong dollar seems to “reap the world,” at least one group seems to benefit from it — that is, companies that export in large quantities to the world's largest economy...

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Toyota's annual production and sales reached record highs, and electric vehicle sales jumped three times

① In the year ending March 31, Toyota's global sales and production reached record highs; ② its global sales volume surpassed the 10 million mark for the first time, with sales of battery vehicles more than tripling; ③ However, the company faced a slowdown in both sales and production in March of this year.

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Changes in US stocks 丨 Production and sales reached record highs in FY24, and Toyota fell nearly 3% before the market

Glonghui April 25 | Toyota Motor (TM.US) U.S. stocks fell 2.87% to $226.19 before the market. In the fiscal year ending at the end of March, due to the mitigation of chip issues, Toyota Motor's parent company's global sales volume increased 7.3% to 10.31 million units, surpassing 10 million units for the first time; production increased 9.2% to 9.97 million units. Toyota's production and sales both hit record highs in fiscal year 2024.

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Toyota Pilots EV Pickup Trucks in Key Thai Market

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Is It Time for Japan's Seven Samurai Stocks? -- WSJ

By Dave Sebastian Japans stock market boomed last year, helped by a surge of interest from foreign investors including Warren Buffett. But will the central bank's decision to scrap its negative inte

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