グッド！モーニング 2024年8月12日

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00:00The data also confirmed a reduction in the yen-carry trade.

00:05The yen-carry trade, which uses yen at a low interest rate and dollars at a high interest rate,

00:13has been said to be one of the factors that have accelerated the yen price.

00:20Looking at the sales volume of yen-transferred goods,

00:25which is used as a reference for analyzing the yen-carry trade,

00:29we can see that the yen-carry trade has decreased significantly in the past few weeks.

00:36It is seen that the yen-carry trade has rapidly improved

00:41as the exchange rate has moved from the $1.60 to the $140 range.

00:50The background is a sense of alertness to the addition of yen.

00:57Vice-President Uchida said that the financial market will not recover when it is unstable.

01:05But if the financial market calms down, it may recover again.

01:12I think that the hedge fund has become less likely to inflate the yen-carry trade as easily as before.

01:19So I don't think we need to worry about the yen-carry trade returning to the $150-160 range soon.

01:30Next, here is the next question.

01:32Is there any further disruption?

01:36Last week, the yen-carry trade fell by more than 4,000 yen,

01:42and the next day, it became the largest increase in the past.

01:46The yen-carry trade is in a state of disruption.

01:52An expert is concerned about the second-lowest yen-carry trade this week.

01:58After a large fall, the yen-carry trade once returned,

02:02and when it was about to settle down, there was another large fall.

02:06This has happened many times in the past.

02:09It was the same with the B-1 shock and the China shock.

02:13There will be fewer transactions on the golden holidays next year,

02:17so if there is a slightly larger order,

02:20it will make it easier for the yen-carry trade to move around.

02:24If we look at the past, the second-lowest yen-carry trade won't be a problem this week.

02:32This week, there are also important indicators such as U.S. consumer stocks and high sales.

02:42If the numbers are weaker than expected,

02:46it is expected that the U.S. economy will be difficult,

02:49and the yen-carry trade will also fall.

02:53This is a situation that we cannot let our guard down this week.

03:05Now, let's take a look at this morning's news.

03:08Here is today's news.

03:10Japanese candidate for IOC President Bach

03:15I will ask questions after the commentary.

03:17This morning, there are two points due to the Fricka holiday.

03:21Please participate.

03:22Today is the Paris Olympic Games.

03:25During that period,

03:27President Thomas Bach, the current IOC President,

03:30said that the new era is looking for a new leader

03:35in order to increase the popularity of President Thomas Bach.

03:40He said that he will resign with full popularity next year.

03:48President Bach has been the IOC President six times in 2013.

03:55He has been the IOC President for about 12 years.

03:59How will the next president be decided?

04:02The presidential election will be held in March next year.

04:07How will it be decided?

04:09There are 115 members of the IOC.

04:12A candidate will be elected from here.

04:14The form of the vote is that

04:16the same country as the candidate does not have the right to vote.

04:20The next president will be decided by an anonymous vote.

04:24There is a possibility that a Japanese candidate will be elected.

04:27What kind of person will it be?

04:29There are various names.

04:32According to the Nikkei News,

04:34for example, the son of the two previous presidents of President Thomas Bach,

04:39the current IOC President of the Spanish Samaranch Junior IOC,

04:43the IOC President Sebastian Coe,

04:46and the IOC President Morinari Watanabe from the International Athletic Association.

04:53If Mr. Watanabe becomes the IOC President,

04:56he will be the first Asian.

04:58He is currently 65 years old and from Fukuoka Prefecture.

05:01He is the president of the International Athletic Association.

05:06He has been in the gym for only a few years since high school.

05:09However, he started his own gym project

05:14and got a job at a supermarket.

05:16He opened a gym school nationwide and contributed to the spread of gymnastics.

05:20In 1998, he became the chairman of the Japanese Gym Association.

05:24In 2016, he became the president of the International Athletic Association.

05:29Mr. Watanabe is known as a hard worker of the Showa era.

05:36In order to greet the members of the International Athletic Association,

05:42he visited 102 countries and regions in one and a half years.

05:47It's a very busy schedule.

05:49In addition, the International Athletic Association

05:52spends a lot of money on travel expenses.

05:54However, Mr. Watanabe is a first-time athlete.

05:56He has been a member of the Association

06:00and has been a member of the economy.

06:06Mr. Watanabe said that he would like to discuss

06:09with the JOC and government officials

06:11about the future of Japan's economy.

06:15I'm looking forward to the election campaign in March.

06:19What does the new president want?

06:23According to sports writer Nobuya Kobayashi,

06:26he wants a very difficult handling

06:30in terms of contribution to sports and fundraising.

06:33First of all, IOC.

06:35About 90% of the revenue is distributed to each sports association.

06:39In order to develop sports, IOC is necessary in terms of funding.

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