After experiencing the earthquake in the foreign exchange market, the Japanese economy not only did not collapse immediately, but is now skyrocketing. Could it be that my feeling is wrong?

Yamazaki was not sure, but he did not relax his nerves like all his compatriots.

He has a very clear understanding of the laws and characteristics of the financial market. Having been a trader for more than ten years, Yamazaki can change from a person who knows nothing to a senior speculator, and he has also studied systematic economics in college. learn knowledge.

Therefore, Yamazaki did not doubt his own judgment, was not affected by blind agitation, and carefully controlled the stocks he represented.

"Yamazaki, Yamazaki-kun!"

With a few shouts, Yamazaki was pulled out of his thoughts.

When Yamazaki followed the voice, he realized that it was Sato, a colleague he met at the stock exchange, and quickly ran up with a smile: "Sato, why do you have time to come out today to take a breath?"

This Sato knew at a glance that he was a diligent and shrewd person. When Yamazaki approached, he pulled Yamazaki aside and said in a low voice: "Yamazaki, don't blame me for not giving you good news this time. Do you want to know? What's the latest market situation?"

Yamazaki was taken aback, knowing that the stock market is changing rapidly. It might have been soaring a minute ago, and it would collapse a minute later. He hurriedly asked nervously, "What happened, so nervous?"

Sato nodded, and seeing that no one noticed them, he stuck to Yamazaki's ear and said: "This morning, someone has already started selling stocks on a large scale, and now the government has come forward to buy these stocks and drive up the market. So there was not much reaction from outside!"

"What, what's the situation now?"

Yamazaki's nerves became tense at once. This was a very clear signal that after the stock exchange got off work today, the world would be different tomorrow.

Seeing that Yamazaki was about to leave in a hurry, Sato quickly pulled him back, and said in a low voice, "Don't worry, there are still a few hours before the stock exchange gets off work. It's home, it's time to make a move!"

Chapter 1112

Yamazaki patted Sato's shoulder gratefully. This kid is very loyal, and he was relieved at this time. Since the government has stepped forward, the stock market should not collapse today.

After thinking for a while, Yamazaki asked: "Satou-kun, how did you know, why...why there is no response from outside?"

"Hehe, you don't have to worry about this, anyway, I won't harm you, and thank you for your help last time in the foreign exchange market!"

Sato looked very proud. Seeing that Yamazaki was still suspicious, he said again: "Okay, I'll tell you, but you must never tell outsiders, you know?"

Yamazaki nodded viciously. He also knew that Sato had some knowledge, so he helped Sato in the foreign exchange market last time, which saved him a lot of losses, and he dared to hand over those stocks to Sato's gang. He looks after.

"I have a cousin who works in the Ministry of Economic Affairs. This is the message he secretly sent me this morning, asking me to sell all the stocks in my hand. Don't talk nonsense, or we will all be finished!"

Sato's voice was so low that only Yamazaki next to him could hear him.

In Japan, doing so is a serious crime, which can already be regarded as betraying government secrets. If it is found out, it will definitely be cast aside by the whole nation.

In the past, there were not many such things, because the Japanese market is already highly transparent, and the government has little intervention in the market, so no one would take the risk of buying government officials.

But when the financial crisis broke out, a large number of Japanese government personnel began to exchange the information they knew for a little illegal income for this meal. This ranged from the heads of government departments to ordinary clerks.

It is also a kind of sadness that a nation has been forced to this point.

"Okay, then I'll go in and deal with those stocks first, and I'll treat you to dinner tonight!"

After Yamazaki understood the situation, he no longer had any doubts.

When the most violent "earthquake" of the financial crisis was about to come, Yamazaki's mood suddenly became very good, because he could earn a lot of commissions for himself through this correct operation, which temporarily relieved his current life. Difficulties.

"Okay, you go, I'll call you after get off work. Remember, don't tell anyone!"

Sato was still not at ease, and reminded him again.

"Don't worry, I don't have any relatives or friends doing this, so I won't tell anyone. See you tonight!"

After Yamazaki finished speaking, he quickly walked into the stock exchange.

Yamazaki will not disclose this information, because his only friend in the past has committed suicide, and he does not have many friends in the industry.

However, not all Japanese who knew about this incident were like Yamazaki. Half an hour later, Yamazaki successfully sold the stocks he represented in his hands, and returned to the foreign exchange exchange where he worked with a very satisfied mood. At the time, everything Sato told him at the beginning has become a secret that most Japanese people know.

Taro Sasaki knocked on the door a few times, but when he heard no response from inside, he carefully opened the door, and when he approached, he found that Tojo had fallen asleep on the table.

Taro Sasaki knew that Tojo hadn't closed his eyes for two days and two nights. Since the financial crisis, Tojo's average rest time per day was less than four hours. Now the nearly 60-year-old man couldn't hold on anymore.

Although Sasaki Taro wanted the Cabinet Minister of Economic Affairs to rest for a while, he looked at the document in his hand and shook Tojo. When Tojo woke up, he said: "Master Tojo, this... this must To let you know!"

"What, is it important, how long have I been asleep?"

Tojo fumbled on the desk for a while before he found his own glasses. After putting them on, he took the document handed over, flipped through it a few times, and asked anxiously, "How many more can we get?" How long will it last?"

"We have used more than 20 trillion yuan to support those big companies to buy stocks. Now the government's emergency budget funds are almost gone. If we can't provide more funds, one hour before the stock exchange is closed today, It will collapse!"

Taro Sasaki looked very embarrassed.

It's not his fault, nor any government employee.

The Japanese government has begun to provide funds to all large Japanese companies that are anti-acquisition.

At the beginning of this morning, several big speculators began to sell a large number of Japanese company stocks they held in their hands. Although this solved the danger of these Japanese companies being acquired by people with malicious intentions, it made the Japanese government even more worried. I have a headache.

The large amount of money trapped in the Japanese stock market does not belong to those foreign speculators, but the hard-earned money in the hands of Japanese citizens.

If the stock market crashes at once, I am afraid that tens of thousands of Japanese families will lose their loved ones tomorrow.

Therefore, the Japanese government is not happy about this, but more painful.They must also spend more money to buy these stocks back from higher prices and stabilize the stock market, at least until today's stock market is closed.

If you just want to buy the stocks in the hands of Ren Xiaoyao and the others, the Japanese government will not feel a headache, but when so many "hearsays" spread, a large number of Japanese investors also began to sell their stocks, which made the Japanese government prepare The emergency budget is stretched.

Therefore, the Japanese government cannot be blamed for this. If it is to be blamed, it can only be blamed on the Japanese nation, or the narrowness of the Japanese nation has begun to play a role.

"Okay, I'll figure it out, I'll figure it out!"

As Tojo said, he stood up from his chair and knocked over a stack of documents on the table by the way.

Sasaki Taro also saw that Tojo's current state was very bad, so he silently picked up the documents that fell on the floor, stood aside, and stopped talking.

Tojo can be said to be an excellent economics expert, and being able to sit in the position of Minister of Economy in the Japanese Cabinet shows that he is not in vain.

But now Tojo doesn't have that high-spirited feeling, but is helpless.

From the beginning of the financial crisis, Tojo felt helpless and always being led by the nose.

From the very beginning of the turmoil in the stock market, Tojo knew that he had fallen into a trap, a huge and terrifying trap.

It is the most last resort to prevent foreign investors from acquiring Japan's pillar industries through government funding. Tojo knows the serious relationship between them. This is completely taking the government's money. In a business that loses money or not, no matter whether it succeeds or fails in the end, losing money is absolutely unavoidable.

Chapter 1113

But Tojo couldn't find any other way at all, and it wasn't up to him to decide.

This move was decided by those Japanese cabinet officials standing on top of Tojo.

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