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Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

Beat the Street

Beat The Street was founded by Nimish Maheshwari and Sudarshan Bhandari, both of whom are Chartered Accountants by Profession, known for their expert analysis in the fields of Business, Sectoral analysis, and Corporate governance.

With a strong social media presence of 45,000+ Subscribers across various platforms, they are considered trusted voices in the industry. Their insights and analysis have been featured in some of India’s most prominent publications, including the Economic Times, Dalal Street Investment Journal, The Morning Context, and The Ken.

Their analysis on Bankrupt & Insolvent companies has been instrumental in saving investors from significant losses. They have a keen eye for identifying red flags and has identified exclusive redflags earlier in Vedanta, Nykaa, Dhani Services, Adani and many more.

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Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>Yen weakened 0.8% while bond futures surged after BOJ postponed debt-buying details</li>
<li>Shareholders endorsed Musk's compensation and Tesla's incorporation shift to Texas</li>
<li>G7 to use profits from frozen Russian assets for $50 billion in loans to Ukraine</li>
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Yen weakened 0.8% while bond futures surged after BOJ postponed debt-buying details
Shareholders endorsed Musk's compensation and Tesla's incorporation shift to Texas
G7 to use profits from frozen Russian assets for $50 billion in loans to Ukraine


#19Business Buzz: BOJ Yen Drop, Tesla's $56B Pay Deal, G7's Ukraine Support

Japan Specialist

Mark Chadwick

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OVERSEAS:  SPX +0.1%, eakes out gains; BOJ takes the spotlight as Kuroda delivers "SHOCK AND AWE" (or just bad communication); TSLA at 2 year low-we are focused on deliveries</li>
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JAPAN:  NKY Futs vs Cash -0.9% - mainly due to yen strengthening; BOJ's change reverberates across markets;  Positive 3Q Takashimaya preview positive read for Inbound; Courts support Nuke restarts</li>
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DAILY NUGGETS: The BOJ has started on the path towards policy normalisation, SIX MONTHS EARLY. No issues with the move - the shift was poorly communicated, or rather, NOT COMMUNICATED.  </li>
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OVERSEAS:  SPX +0.1%, eakes out gains; BOJ takes the spotlight as Kuroda delivers "SHOCK AND AWE" (or just bad communication); TSLA at 2 year low-we are focused on deliveries

JAPAN:  NKY Futs vs Cash -0.9% - mainly due to yen strengthening; BOJ's change reverberates across markets;  Positive 3Q Takashimaya preview positive read for Inbound; Courts support Nuke restarts

DAILY NUGGETS: The BOJ has started on the path towards policy normalisation, SIX MONTHS EARLY. No issues with the move - the shift was poorly communicated, or rather, NOT COMMUNICATED.  


Good Morning Japan |Shock and Awe - BOJ Sends Ripple Though Markets in Kuroda's Parting Shot

Derivatives and Quantitative Strategist

Gaudenz Schneider

Event-Driven

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Context: The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will announce its monetary policy decision on Friday, 19 September 2025. Unlike most central banks, the BoJ announces its decisions flexibly, usually around noon.</li>
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Highlight: Analysis of the past 13 meetings hints at patterns linking longer meetings and delayed announcements with policy changes, including a surprise hike in July 2024.</li>
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Why it Matters: This analysis helps investors interpret timing signals ahead of the 19 September decision, assessing whether delay itself could hint at an outcome shift.</li>
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Context: The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will announce its monetary policy decision on Friday, 19 September 2025. Unlike most central banks, the BoJ announces its decisions flexibly, usually around noon.

Highlight: Analysis of the past 13 meetings hints at patterns linking longer meetings and delayed announcements with policy changes, including a surprise hike in July 2024.

Why it Matters: This analysis helps investors interpret timing signals ahead of the 19 September decision, assessing whether delay itself could hint at an outcome shift.


Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on Sept 19: Does Timing Signal the Outcome?

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<li>Ahead of the Bank of Japan’s 31 July 2025 policy meeting, markets broadly expect rates to remain on hold at 0.5%.</li>
<li>The new US–Japan trade deal may influence the tone of the upcoming quarterly outlook—if not the rate decision itself.</li>
<li>With limited precedent for rate changes but a high rate of surprises when they do occur, this Insight combines historical data with option-implied volatility to help investors assess tail risks.</li>
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Ahead of the Bank of Japan’s 31 July 2025 policy meeting, markets broadly expect rates to remain on hold at 0.5%.
The new US–Japan trade deal may influence the tone of the upcoming quarterly outlook—if not the rate decision itself.
With limited precedent for rate changes but a high rate of surprises when they do occur, this Insight combines historical data with option-implied volatility to help investors assess tail risks.


Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on 31 July: Market Calm, Watch for Tail Risk

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<li>With Japan’s policy rate at 0.5% and the last hike in January 2025, markets are closely watching the BoJ’s next move on June 17.</li>
<li>Historical data shows limited market impact from anticipated rate decisions—but rare surprises, like the July 2025 hike, have triggered outsized index reactions.</li>
<li>While historical data and current option pricing suggest the June BoJ decision is unlikely to move markets significantly, investors should be aware of low-probability tail risk when positioning.</li>
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With Japan’s policy rate at 0.5% and the last hike in January 2025, markets are closely watching the BoJ’s next move on June 17.
Historical data shows limited market impact from anticipated rate decisions—but rare surprises, like the July 2025 hike, have triggered outsized index reactions.
While historical data and current option pricing suggest the June BoJ decision is unlikely to move markets significantly, investors should be aware of low-probability tail risk when positioning.


Bank of Japan's June Policy Decision: A Non-Event for Markets?

Japan

The Bank of Japan serves as Japan's central bank who seeks to maintain price stability and to ensure the stability of the nation's financial system.  The Bank issues and maintains bills, executes monetary policy, acts as clearing house for nation's banks, administrates treasury, issues government bonds, intervenes foreign exchange markets, and provides economic data and statistics.

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#19Business Buzz: BOJ Yen Drop, Tesla's $56B Pay Deal, G7's Ukraine Support

Yen weakens, bond futures surge after BOJ delay; Musk's comp approved, Tesla moves to Texas; G7 to aid Ukraine with frozen Russian assets profits.

Nimish Maheshwari

Good Morning Japan |Shock and Awe - BOJ Sends Ripple Though Markets in Kuroda's Parting Shot

BOJ takes the spotlight as Kuroda delivers "SHOCK AND AWE" (or just bad communication). NKY Futs vs Cash -0.9% Positive 3Q Takashimaya preview...

Mark Chadwick

Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on Sept 19: Does Timing Signal the Outcome?

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will announce its monetary policy decision on Friday, 19 September 2025. The BoJ announces its decisions flexibly, usually...

Gaudenz Schneider

Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on 31 July: Market Calm, Watch for Tail Risk

Reminder: The Bank of Japan’s policy decision is due today around noon (31 July). Markets remain calm, with the Nikkei 225 and implied volatility...

Gaudenz Schneider

Bank of Japan's June Policy Decision: A Non-Event for Markets?

Stay ahead of potential tail risks: with the Bank of Japan's crucial rate decision just two days away, this analysis reveals why the June 17...

Gaudenz Schneider

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#19Business Buzz: BOJ Yen Drop, Tesla's $56B Pay Deal, G7's Ukraine Support

​Yen weakens, bond futures surge after BOJ delay; Musk's comp approved, Tesla moves to Texas; G7 to aid Ukraine with frozen Russian assets profits.

Nimish Maheshwari

Good Morning Japan |Shock and Awe - BOJ Sends Ripple Though Markets in Kuroda's Parting Shot

BOJ takes the spotlight as Kuroda delivers "SHOCK AND AWE" (or just bad communication). NKY Futs vs Cash -0.9% Positive 3Q Takashimaya preview...

Mark Chadwick

Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on Sept 19: Does Timing Signal the Outcome?

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will announce its monetary policy decision on Friday, 19 September 2025. The BoJ announces its decisions flexibly, usually...

Gaudenz Schneider

Bank of Japan’s Rate Decision on 31 July: Market Calm, Watch for Tail Risk

Reminder: The Bank of Japan’s policy decision is due today around noon (31 July). Markets remain calm, with the Nikkei 225 and implied volatility...

Gaudenz Schneider

Bank of Japan's June Policy Decision: A Non-Event for Markets?

Stay ahead of potential tail risks: with the Bank of Japan's crucial rate decision just two days away, this analysis reveals why the June 17...

Gaudenz Schneider

Yen weakens, bond futures surge after BOJ delay; Musk's comp approved, Tesla moves to Texas; G7 to aid Ukraine with frozen Russian assets profits.