The Japan Securities Dealers Association held a seminar in London, England, inviting market participants and others, and called for further investment in Japanese stocks.
The seminar was held by the Japan Securities Dealers Association in London on the 6th, and was attended by approximately 300 people, including representatives from London-based securities companies and investment banks.
During this time, Prime Minister Kishida sent a video message and emphasized that ``Japan's economy is now showing signs of brightness, such as wage increases that are at levels not seen in 30 years, capital investment, and stock prices.''
Co-sponsor Hiroki Yamamichi, CEO of Japan Exchange Group, also called for further investment, saying, ``There is no bubble in the market.The situation is really starting to change.''
The Nikkei Stock Average exceeded 40,000 yen for the first time this month, setting a new all-time high, but it has been pointed out that overseas investors are driving the rise in stock prices.
A woman who used to work at a British asset management company said, ``I think this is the most exciting time for the Japanese stock market.Everything is working together, including the government and regulators.'' It showed hope.
Toshio Morita, chairman of the Japan Securities Dealers Association, which hosted the event, said, ``Foreign investors are now playing a leading role in Japanese stocks.We thought it was important to directly communicate what is happening in Japan, including positive changes in companies.'' I was talking.