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About Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation / 三井住友銀行

-- English

Today, after the stock market closed, Sumitomo Mitsui's financial results were not particularly promising, with operating revenue increasing by 70.7%, operating profit decreasing by 0.2%, and net profit for the quarter decreasing by 1.8%.


However, it seems to be considered not too bad, as in the Japanese after-market called PTS, after initially falling to 6,500 yen per share, it rose to 6,694 yen per share at 22:49 on 7/31 UTC + 9.


The market had been expecting an effective 1% rate hike due to the Bank of Japan Governor Ueda's Yield Curve Control modification, but a buy operation was initiated and the interest rate was guided downwards.


Personally, I think this may be a judgment that they cannot suddenly break the strategy that has aimed to improve Japan's export capabilities due to a weak yen.


At this rate, the so-called mega banks in Japan might see improved performance in the future, but it's still too early to be optimistic. Performance may gradually improve.


Currently, Japan's policy interest rate is -0.10%, so it would be desirable to see a slow and steady increase in performance and stock prices of the major banks, although it will take some time.


However, with rising interest rates, inflation is also advancing at the same time, and it feels like the recession caused by inflation in Japan is coming first. I am starting to be cautious about risks such as a deterioration in the performance of companies to which banks are lending money due to this.


By the way, no share buyback was announced in Sumitomo Mitsui's financial results this time, which had been previously implemented.


I'm really looking forward to the financial results of Mitsubishi UFJ Bank tomorrow.



-- Japanese

本日は株式市場の終わった後に三井住友の決算は

経常収益が70.7% 増、

経常利益が0.2% 減、

四半期の純利益は1.8% 減、

とあまり芳しくはないものでした。

とはいえ、そこまでは悪くない決算だったとみなされているのか PTS とよばれる日本のアフターマーケットでは 直後に 一旦 1株 6500円に落ちた後 から 1株 6694円に 7/31 UTC + 9 での22:49 に上がっています。

植田日銀総裁のYCC修正による実質的な1%までの利上げとみなされていましたが、買いオペレーションが入り金利の引き下げが誘導されました。

これまでは円安による日本の輸出力の向上を目指した戦略だったのでそれをいきなり崩すわけにはいかないという判断なのかなと個人的には思っています。

こうなってくると、日本のメガバンクと呼ばれる銀行これから業績が上がっていくかもしれないけれどまだまだ楽観的になるには早く、徐々に徐々に業績が上向いていくのではと考えられます。

現在、日本の政策金利は -0.10%  ですので、期待したいところではありますがジワジワと時間をかけて大きな銀行は業績と株価が上がっていくことが期待されるのではないでしょうか。

ただ、金利が上がることでインフレも同時に進んでいき、今の日本ではインフレによる不景気が先に来ている気がしますのでそれによる銀行がお金を貸している各会社の業績の悪化などのリスクもありうるなあと警戒を始めています。

ちなみに、以前はあった自社株買いは今回は三井住友の決算では発表されませんでした。

明日の三菱UFJ銀行の決算がドキドキしますね。


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