The New York stock market closed down on all three major indices despite favorable economic indicators. In particular, the Dow index rose for 13 consecutive trading days, the longest period since 1987, but Honeywell fell more than 5% due to sluggish performance, pulling down the index and turning to a downward trend in 14 trading days. US seasonally adjusted second quarter GDP, announced today, rose 2.4%, beating both the first quarter and the expected 2% increase. On top of that, weekly new jobless claims fell 7,000 from the previous week to 221,000, below expectations of 235,000, and orders for durable goods rose 4.7% in June, well above analysts' expectations of a 1.5% increase. On this day, the ECB also raised interest rates, but President Lagarde said in connection with the next meeting that it could be raised or frozen according to the same indicators as Powell, and the prospect that it could be the last rate hike in the market strengthened, and the value of the euro fell and the European market showed strength. Here, the meta, which announced its performance after the market close the day before, presented better-than-expected performance and strong guidance, leading the market by more than 4%, and all three major indices started strong. However, in the afternoon, the Nihon Keizai newspaper reported that the range of YCC would be expanded from BOJ, and the market turned sharply down. This is news that goes against the market consensus that there will be no significant change. The possibility of the BOJ expanding its YCC policy weighed on Treasuries, with 10-year Treasury yields rising 15.1 bps to break through 4% again and 2-year yields up 9.9 bps to 4.926%. Oil prices closed at $80.09 per barrel, up 1.66% on a WTI basis, amid expectations for a soft landing in the US economy and the prospect that demand will grow more than supply. Treasury yields, dollars, and oil prices, all of which rose with confidence in the US economy, were added to the BOJ news, which became a negative factor in the stock market. As such, it seems that BOJ news will be an element that adds real-time volatility to our market today.