Jesper Koll
Jesper Koll is a prominent economist and expert director at the Monex Group, specializing in Japanese financial markets. He has emphasized the considerable vulnerability of Japan's economy to the recent U.S. import tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, predicting a significant decline in corporate profits and potential economic repercussions due to Japan's high dependence on exports to the United States.
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Jesper Koll described Takaichi as the indisputable boss controlling both parliament and the ruling party.
VIEW Japan's Takaichi set for major lower house victory
Tanzania· 2026-02-08
Jesper Koll warned that Takaichi's policies might exacerbate the issues causing dissatisfaction among the Japanese people.
Sanae Takaichi wird erste Regierungschefin
Switzerland· 2025-10-21
Japan economist Jesper Koll commented on the market response to Takaichi's potential appointment as prime minister.
Japan stocks hit record after ruling party names pro-business leader
United Kingdom· 2025-10-06
Economist Jesper Koll noted that despite its close relationship with the US, Japan is being treated the same as other Asian trade partners.
Asia is reeling but is anyone winning?United Kingdom· 2025-07-10
Jesper Koll commented on the impact of U.S.-China trade relations on Japan's profitability.
Jutarnji list - Peking poslao nedvosmisleno upozorenje svim zemljama. U slučaju da dođe do scenarija koji Bijela kuća danima najavljuje
Croatia· 2025-04-21
Jesper Koll noted that investors are turning to gold as a hedge against inflation and government recklessness.
Gold hits new record over US-China trade war fears
Ghana· 2025-04-17
Jesper Koll, an expert director at Monex, believes that Trump's shift in tariff policy reveals a problem of arbitrariness at the center of American power.
Trumps Zollwende lässt Aktien in Asien rasant steigen – nur nicht in ChinaSwitzerland· 2025-04-10
Jesper Koll, expert director of the Japanese financial group Monex, stated that Japan would be hit very hard by the tariffs.
Trumps Importzölle lassen Aktienkurse fallenSwitzerland· 2025-04-03
