Will the Messiah appear? [Kori Mori]

Akira Mori (Mori Akira) Profile

Economist. Affiliated with a think tank (United States). Specializes in exchange rate policy, monetary policy, macroeconomic policy, and financial regulation. Interacts with market participants, financial authorities, and policy makers, and analyzes exchange rate trends from multiple perspectives.

※ This article is a reprint and edit of an article from FX攻略.com published in August 2018. Please note that the market information stated in the text differs from current market conditions.

I met European guests in New York. They said they would like to visit museums, so I took them to The Morgan Library & Museum (image ①) on Madison Avenue at 38th Street.

The exhibits at The Morgan Library & Museum belong to J. P. Morgan. J. P. Morgan was known as an avid collector of books, paintings, clocks, and other works of art, and many of his collections were donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. However, The Morgan Library & Museum houses collections that were not donated (Gutenberg Bible, letters from Thomas Jefferson, Mozart’s handwritten musical scores). If you ever have a chance to visit New York, I would recommend visiting The Morgan Library & Museum.

By the way, J. P. Morgan is famous for receiving support from the Rothschild family and for starting in finance. JP Morgan Chase Bank derives its name from him. It’s been quite a long time, but I once watched a History Channel documentary called “The Men Who Built America.” It introduced J. P. Morgan as a banker who collaborated with Vanderbilt (railroads), Carnegie (steel), and Rockefeller (oil). J. P. Morgan was a figure who saved the United States from bankruptcy during a period when there was no Federal Reserve, and he wielded immense power in the financial industry.