The daily level K-line chart comparison ultimately failed to directly break through and fell back to around 88000.

Currently, it is fluctuating around 90,000.

Next week, there is basically no suspense about the US dollar's interest rate cut of 25, and similarly, the probability of a yen interest rate hike next week is also high. With one cut and one increase, the arbitrage returns will obviously decrease.

This will force investors to sell US stocks to buy back yen for debt repayment, with technology and growth stocks favored by carry trade funds in the US stock market being the first to be impacted.

The US dollar's interest rate hike is currently the biggest uncertainty, and once it is implemented, opportunities for a temporary low point will arise. This month is very likely to continue maintaining a bottom range of fluctuations.