29 Quotes by Yutaka Miura

There's not disappointment here, but also nothing to move the market. We still hold out hope for reform and will continue to watch developments carefully.

The trend is for a weaker dollar, which will hurt companies, especially exporters.

The slide in U.S. stocks looks non-stop. This is not a good sign for Tokyo, especially for high-tech exporters,

Oil prices need to be watched closely, so any drop from recent highs will help. Even when it comes to the Internet companies, there's a sense that we need to start looking at the fundamentals again.

You can't ignore the fact that concerns about U.S. economic growth are starting to spread. We've reached a point where it's hard to justify aggressive buying from here.

It's hard to find shares of exporters to be attractive when the situation in the U.S. seems pessimistic.

It's pretty much up to how banking issues fare,

The Fed's interest-rate increase concerns are receding on the back of evidence growth is slowing. Investors are taking that as a positive for stocks and that's serving as an incentive to buy right now.

I'm looking for a softer start to the week and technology shares may be vulnerable to declines.