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The recent interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) sent shockwaves through global markets. To assist a hedge fund investor in identifying profitable trades, we turned to Hebbia.
The task was daunting: Assess the impact of BOJ's interest rate hike on U.S. markets. This required sifting through a plethora of financial reports, news articles, and economic data—an overwhelming task for anyone trying to get smart before the market closed.
The Bank of Japan raised interest rates for the second time this year, ending a decade-long era of stimulus measures and unwinding its bond-buying program.
The rate hike led to the unwinding of yen carry trades, causing the yen to appreciate and triggering a selloff in risk assets like stocks and cryptocurrencies.
Leveraged investors faced margin calls, leading to forced selling of not only underperforming assets but also other holdings, broadening the market decline.
The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) surged, exacerbating the selloff as short-volatility bets unwound and added to the selling pressure.
Technology stocks were hit particularly hard, with the Nasdaq 100 experiencing its worst start to a month since 2008, driven by weak economic data and underwhelming corporate earnings.
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