Seryosha soon learned from Mikhail that the Japanese government was going to cut interest rates after the signing of the Plaza Accord, and not only that.
Seryosha also knew that other participants in the Plaza Accord, including Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and other European allies of the United States, would also sign the agreement.
Seryosha felt somewhat glad that Mikhail had brought him the latest information on the eve of the start of the operation.
It turns out that it is not only the financial departments of these governments that know about the Plaza Agreement, but also some powerful businessmen in Japan.
After pondering for a while, Seryosha already understood what he was wrong about, and also understood the deep-seated reasons why the Japanese government would take the initiative to raise the price of the yen to help the dollar depreciate and cut interest rates.
The appreciation of the yen will undoubtedly hit Japan's manufacturing exports and have a serious impact on the Japanese economy.
However, the key is that Japan's current economic situation has shifted from real to virtual, and the stock market and property market have a very large role in stimulating the economy.
The Japanese government does not see this as a dangerous thing at all, and continues to cut interest rates to inject more money into the domestic market.
The Japanese government no longer looks down on the hard-earned money made by the manufacturing industry, and instead concentrates on the paper wealth of the stock market and the real estate market.
Combined with the depreciation of the dollar after the Plaza Accord, it can be expected that all kinds of funds will frantically pour into countries like Japan and Germany where their currencies have appreciated.
At that time, there will be no doubt that the stock market and the property market will reach new highs.
The politician's routine is so deep that Japan's prime minister does not think about the impact of current policies on the future, because their governing time is limited, and all policies are in the service of the present.
Most politicians in democracies are probably pursuing the glory and wealth of their office, and will not care about the flood that follows the wilderness.
Seryosha figured out these questions and decided to change his plans.
Mikhail, for his part, could cooperate with the Seibu Group, but Seryosha did not want to invest heavily in the property market, because the liquidity was too poor, so he decided to invest in the Nikkei 225 index.
But the relationship on Yoshiaki's side is very important, and Mikhail must win over these close ministers around the Minister of Finance.
These things would have been carried out even if Seryosha had not instructed Mikhail.
Under the premise that the Japanese government is about to cut interest rates, Mikhail can safely spend the money in his Colombian bank account.
Mikhail and Yoshiaki Tsutsumi have reached a partnership, and Bank of Colombia will participate in the hotel project in Chiyoda Ward.
The Rikulut Real Estate Co., Ltd., which is controlled by the younger generation of Hiromasa E, also received investment from Bank of Colombia and became one of the company's important shareholders.
In today's world, the hearts of Japanese people have been stirred up by the rising stock market and property market, and no one can go to business with peace of mind.
Even ordinary people know that the only way to buy a property in Tokyo is to borrow money from banks to buy land and real estate, or to put their hard-earned savings in the stock market.
If your credit can't get the bank to lend you money, there are financial companies that can take it, although the interest rate is high, but as long as you invest it in the right place, then your wealth will definitely rise like a rocket.
In fact, not only the Japanese people, but also Japanese companies have been swept up by this wave of wealth, and almost all of Japan's major companies have set up real estate departments and investment departments.
The credit of these large companies is much higher than that of individuals, and they can easily get funds from banks under the conditions of easy credit.
Mikhail always maintained a calm heart under the repeated reminders of Seryosha.
He understands that his goal is speculation, not investment.
Therefore, every investment of Mikhail has a big premise, that is, he can recover his own funds from the project at any time.
Since the Bank of Colombia has become an important shareholder of Rikulut Co., Ltd., Mikhail has also become a figure that Jiang Vice Haozheng does not dare to offend.
At Mikhail's initiative, Vice Jiang was looking for an opportunity to introduce him to Noboru Takeshita, Japan's Minister of Finance and a high-ranking cadre of the Liberal Democratic Party.
When they first met, Mikhail presented valuable antiques as a gift.
Noboru Takeshita felt some interest in Mikhail, not because of Mikhail's heavy gift.
It's that he rarely encounters a Japanese person who knows the rules of a foreigner so well.
Because Noboru Takeshita had the impression that those Americans and Europeans always had a heartfelt arrogance towards the Japanese, and even if they paid bribes, their Japanese subordinates did the work for them, and rarely personally presented expensive gifts to Japanese high-ranking officials.
But Mikhail was different, he did it naturally, without that sense of arrogance at all.
This led Noboru Takeshita to take an interest in Mikhail.
"How long has President Grachev been in Japan?"
Noboru Takeshita raised his empty wine glass, and Vice Hao Jiang on the side hurriedly knelt next to him and poured a full bottle of wine for Noboru Takeshita.
"It's going to be a year in the blink of an eye," Mikhail replied.
In fact, Mikhail really didn't have any psychological pressure to give a gift from Takeshita, and when he was in Uzbekistan, he didn't get along with local officials by paying bribes.
Getting a minister of finance is not much different from getting the first secretary of Uzbekistan in terms of difficulty.
"President Grachev's Japanese is very good, and it seems that he is enjoying his life in Japan," said Minister Takeshita.
"Thanks to you," Mikhail responded.
With a good first impression and a generous gift.
Mikhail succeeded in winning the favor of Minister Takeshita.
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By the way, Bank of Colombia has also reaped more benefits.
With the personal mediation of Hiromasa E, Mikhail obtained more yen from the Bank of Tokyo at a price lower than the exchange rate.
And the Financial Services Agency has also been well greeted, they don't pay too much attention to the Bank of Colombia, they only need the Bank of Colombia to hand over the accounts to the Financial Services Agency every month.
But the price, of course, is to be expressed to the Economic Research Society and subordinates under the name of Minister Takeshita.
Without the interference of the Financial Services Agency, Seryosha could more easily transfer dollars to Mikhail, who used the influence of Minister Takeshita to exchange dollars for yen at a very low cost.
Thanks to the close cooperation of Seryosha and Mikhail, Bank of Colombia's assets in Japan soon doubled again, reaching a staggering 5 trillion yen.
And a tenth of them is invested in the Japanese stock market in various ways.
Mikhail's investments are limited to the Nikkei 225 index, many of which are bank stocks.
Moreover, the holdings of each stock are just at the highest standard of listing that is not noticed by the regulators. t1706231537: