Stock price in Japan and the United States "Real economy breaks away" IMF alerts the new Corona June 26, 6:10
The IMF = International Monetary Fund pointed out in a report on financial market trends released on May 25 that it was "distinguishable from the real economy" regarding stock price movements in major countries such as Japan and the United States. It warned that it might fall again due to the spread of the infection.
In the report, the IMF pointed out that the stock market and the real economy are diverging due to the large uncertainties in the economic outlook, especially regarding the movements of stock prices in the countries where prices are rising. The US and Japanese stock prices are said to be "expensive."
Behind such a rise in stock prices is the extraordinary monetary easing of 640 trillion yen in the Japanese yen, which is carried out by major central banks, and there is excessive optimism in the market, leading investors to take risks. I'm trying to do nothing.
In addition, the IMF has warned that stock prices may fall sharply in the future, raising risks such as prolonged economic recession, re-expansion of new virus infections, and further social unrest due to widening economic disparity.
Stock prices are also said to be a "leading indicator of the real economy", but the IMF survey found that stock prices in major countries have recovered to 85% of the level immediately before the stock price plunged this month, suggesting that The number of complaints from the department that the stock price is recovering without realizing it is increasing.