OCTOBER 31 | 14:00 – 17:30 JST
Conrad Tokyo Hotel
Japan is shaking global markets this year. As the only major developed economy that might keep hiking rates instead of cutting them, Japan has disrupted the “carry trade” once based on ultra-cheap yen; its currency has surged to a one-year high against the dollar. The Japanese economy is also experiencing its most sustained inflation in decades and grappling with long-term demographic challenges.
On October 31, ISI Markets will host the 2025 Japan Economic Outlook event in Tokyo, bringing together business and finance leaders to discuss Japan’s post-pandemic recovery, growth, and key trends affecting global businesses and investors. CEIC’s machine learning-driven economic nowcasts will be featured alongside EPFR’s global fund-flow insights.
Register through the form below to reserve your spot!
Agenda:
- 14:00-14:30 Event Registration & Networking
- 14:30-14:45 Opening Remarks by Stephen Pulley, CEO, ISI Markets
- 14:45-15:15 Japan’s Economic Outlook: Insights through Data by Andrew Cockburn, BDM, ISI Markets
- 15:15-16:30 Panel Discussion: Clients’ Perspective on Navigating Challenges in the Global Market Landscape
- 16:30-17:30 Networking
Key topics of discussion:
- The BoJ’s monetary tightening amid global rate cutting cycle
- Wage growth and its impact on consumption and prices
- Markets sentiment dynamic as cheap money era ends and carry trade unwinds
Register to secure your place:
- DATE: October 31, 2024
- TIME: 14:00 – 17:30 JST
- VENUE: Conrad Tokyo Hotel
*This seminar will be in Japanese and English.
We look forward to having you attend this exciting event. During the seminar, refreshments and light snacks will be provided for all attendees.
For any questions you might have about the event please contact pparekh@isimarkets.com.
Disclaimer: All registrations to this seminar are subject to review by ISI Markets. All opinions expressed in this event do not reflect the views of ISI Markets, CEIC, or EPFR. All written and electronic communication from ISI Markets, CEIC and EPFR is for information or marketing purposes only and does not constitute or qualify as substantive research
