As of July 9, the Nikkei 225 Index and TOPIX Stock Price Index Futures (TOPIX) hit record highs of 41,769.35 points and 2,907.21 points respectively. The resumption of the Japanese stock market's rise is basically consistent with the cycle of the resumption of the yen's decline against the US dollar, which means that the depreciation of the yen not only reflects the weakness of the Japanese economy, but also reflects the favor of international capital against the Japanese stock market, and shows that the decline of domestic performance of Japanese companies caused by the slowdown of the Japanese economy is not enough to reverse the momentum of overseas profit growth of Japanese companies.It is rare in history that this round of Japanese stock market record high deviates from Japan's econom