Moody's rating staying put does not mean that the risks of Japanese stocks, bonds, and exchange rates have been eliminated. The 2.3 trillion US dollar fiscal blueprint remains the most crucial variable.

According to the Smart Finance and Economics APP, the prospect of trillion-dollar level Japanese government fiscal expenditure has completely disrupted the trajectory of the Japanese stock market AI super bull market, as well as the tone of the bond and foreign exchange trading markets - leading to the 10-year Japanese government bond yield surging to 2.85% on Wednesday, ultimately reaching its highest level since 1996. However, at least for now, this has not changed the relatively positive outlook and optimistic stance on the Japanese market held by one of the three major international credit rating agencies, Moody's Ratings.