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Bank Of Japan: If Domestic And International Demand For Aluminum-related Materials And Components Exceeds Expectations, Upward Pressure On Prices May Increase Further
Bank Of Japan: Median Forecasts For Core And Core CPI For Fiscal Years 2026-2028 Are 2.5%, 2.6%, And 2.2%, Respectively
Bank Of Japan: Median Core CPI Forecasts For Fiscal Years 2026-2028 Are 2.5%, 2.4%, And 2.0%, Respectively
Bank Of Japan: Due To High Crude Oil Prices, Price Transmission In Inter-company Transactions Is Proceeding At A Relatively Rapid Pace
Bank Of Japan: We Must Pay Attention To Global Demand For Artificial Intelligence And The Impact Of Future Foreign Exchange Developments On The Economy And Prices
Bank Of Japan: Both The Major Downside Risks To Economic Activity And The Major Upside Risks To Prices Have Decreased
The Bank Of Japan Stated That It Must Pay Close Attention To Prevent The Risk Of Rising Inflation From Becoming A Reality And Thus Adversely Affecting The Economy
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Hajime Takada Proposed Raising The Short-term Interest Rate Target To 1.25%
The Bank Of Japan: It Will Continue To Raise Interest Rates Based On Economic And Price Developments And Financial Conditions
The US Dollar Rose Nearly 30 Points Against The Japanese Yen As The Bank Of Japan Kept Interest Rates Unchanged
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Hajime Takada Expressed Dissent Regarding The Interest Rate Decision
As Of July 31, Japan's Central Bank Maintained Its Policy Rate At 1.00%, In Line With Expectations And Unchanged From The Previous Reading
The National Development And Reform Commission Stated That It Will Implement A More Proactive And Effective Macroeconomic Policy To Bolster The Endogenous Drivers Of Economic Growth And The Rebound In Prices
National Development And Reform Commission: Prices Expected To Remain Stable In The Second Half Of The Year

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On Wednesday, after the close of the regular trading session, Microsoft (MSFT) released its quarterly earnings report, which exceeded analysts' expectations.
On Wednesday, after the close of the regular trading session, Microsoft (MSFT) released its quarterly earnings report, which exceeded analysts' expectations:
→ Earnings per share: actual $4.14, forecast $3.90;
→ Gross revenue: actual $81.2bn, forecast $80.3bn;
→ Operating profit: up 21%.
Despite the strong results, MSFT shares suffered a dramatic sell-off of around 10% by the close of yesterday's trading. According to media reports, this was the largest one-day drop in Microsoft's share price on record, with the company losing roughly $360bn in market capitalisation.
Market participants were most likely disappointed by the following factors:
→ A sharp rise in capital expenditure: capex surged by 66% to $37.5bn as Microsoft continued to invest heavily in data centres and AI infrastructure, while the timing of meaningful returns on these investments remains uncertain.
→ Slowing growth in the cloud computing segment.

When analysing the MSFT chart on 15 January, we identified a key ascending channel reflecting the stock's long-term price structure. At that time, we suggested that the market might find a temporary balance ahead of the earnings release.
Since then, although volatility persisted, the price showed an ability to recover from 22 January onwards, indicating that buyers were attempting to wrest control from sellers.
Yesterday's record decline significantly altered the picture, but two factors are worth noting:
1 → The price fell below the 1 May low, entering the area of a broad bullish gap located above the psychological $400 level.
2 → In 2026, the market has been forming a descending channel (shown in red), with the price now reaching its lower boundary.
It is reasonable to assume that these two factors could act as support. The structure of yesterday's candle supports this view: the session closed well above the low, and trading volumes were the highest in several years. This suggests active buying interest, with the price rebounding from around $422 to $433.
As a result, it is possible that the initial emotional reaction may fade and MSFT shares will avoid a further acceleration of the downtrend. However, a meaningful shift back to a bullish market structure would require strong fundamental catalysts.
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