Japan raises interest rates I don't understand. Many people are particularly concerned about Japan's interest rate hike What is the interest rate in the United States when Japan only increases interest rates by 1%? The interest rate differential between the United States and Japan remains huge. With 1% Japanese yen and 4%+US dollar, the profit margin of carry trades is still very lucrative. This magnitude is simply not enough to trigger a large-scale capital outflow from the US stock market Among the seven interest rate hikes in Japan since 2000, the median performance of the S&P 500 after one month was+0.1%, but after one year, the median performance of the S&P 500 was+10.7%. It's just a short-term fluctuation. Should it rise in the medium to long term Holding onto this daily anxiety, it's better to see if the fundamentals of one's holdings are still logical. Historical data proves that Japan's interest rate hike has minimal long-term impact on the US stock market Why do we care so much about Japan's interest rate hike? Isn't this just a reason for FOMO