Mitsui: Kazuo Ueda is neutral and cautious, while Powell is much more terrifying.

The data on August 23rd, Jinshi Securities' Chief Strategist Shoki Omori said that the Governor of the Japan Central Bank, Haruhiko Kuroda, was very cautious in his speech to avoid disturbing the market, especially before the speech of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell at Jackson Hole. The speech itself seemed to avoid expectations of the interest rate and the communication style of the Japan Central Bank. He seems neither hawkish nor dovish, and his remarks are quite neutral. The Japan Central Bank seems to be trying to avoid any further actions that could disrupt the market, especially before the Jackson Hole Symposium. In terms of the impact on the USD/JPY trend, Powell is much scarier.