Japanese, American, and Chinese stock prices: ultimately, U.S. stocks
Chinese stocks are being squeezed out by the United States, and they look weak due to an economic slowdown (urban lockdowns).
U.S. stocks are stagnant due to rate hikes.
Japanese stocks are stagnant due to uncertain outlook.
However, when viewed in yen, Japanese stocks look the weakest, ranking below Chinese stocks.
And U.S. stocks don’t look stagnant; they appear solid. If you only look at stock prices, they seem lackluster, but exchange rates make the market look completely different.
For reference, looking at the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, in the end, the S&P 500 is the strongest.
Germany is also lackluster.
Only the United States stands out. It’s a bit of a mystery.
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