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Yutaka Miura Quotes
«It's pretty much up to how banking issues fare,»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«Some people are saying the market is overheated and it's inevitable that it takes a break here and there.»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«Investors are focusing on shares of companies that will benefit from Japan's economic recovery.»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«There's increasing concern about earnings at tech companies, which haven't really shown any signs of a recovery.»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«I'm looking for a softer start to the week and technology shares may be vulnerable to declines.»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«U.S. stocks started off the year posting broad gains on the opinion that interest-rate increases are coming to an end. Taking cues from that, Japanese stocks ... with a focus on high-tech issues, are likely to move higher.»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«While the stronger yen threatens to eat into the profits of exporters, it's also attracting foreigners by increasing their dollar-denominated return,»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«The LDP victory came as a market booster, or at least neutral for the market. But the topside was capped by losses on Wall Street,»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«The slide in U.S. stocks looks non-stop. This is not a good sign for Tokyo, especially for high-tech exporters,»
Author: Yutaka Miura
«The Fed's interest-rate increase concerns are receding on the back of evidence growth is slowing. Investors are taking that as a positive for stocks and that's serving as an incentive to buy right now.»
Author: Yutaka Miura