The following is the market performance of Japan after the economic crisis. In order to prevent the expansion of the bubble, Japan has changed from 2. 5% to 6%, shrink the loan. In February 1. 1989 15, the Nikkei average index of Tokyo Stock Exchange was as high as 389 15. In June 1990 10, the Nikkei index has fallen below 20000, and in April 1992 65438. Japan's stock market fell into a panic and fell to 14309 on August 8, basically returning to the level of 1985. The stock plummeted. 2. Real estate began to plummet. 3. Enterprises keep going out of business for the following reasons (1). The rise in interest rates has increased the cost of enterprises. 2. The sharp drop in stocks and real estate, antiques and cultural relics has caused a sharp drop in people's assets and consumption. After the decline in consumption-resulting in overcapacity-bankruptcy of enterprises-after the bankruptcy of enterprises, layoffs led to the continued decline in consumption-after overcapacity, enterprises continued to go bankrupt and entered a vicious circle (3) Japanese enterprises suffered huge losses due to gambling. (4) The rising labor wages caused by the bubble economy. (5) It is more difficult to borrow. (4) The bad debts of banks have increased significantly. The decline in banks' willingness to lend-the difficulty for enterprises to lend-the continuous closure-the continuous increase in bad debts of banks, forming a vicious circle. Since then, Japan has entered a long-term economic downturn and consumption has not recovered until today. The main means for foreign financial institutions to make profits in Japan is 1. The exchange rate difference of yen appreciation. Change dollars into yen before the yen appreciates, and change yen into dollars after the yen appreciates-to earn money from the appreciation of yen. 2. During the formation of Japanese stock and real estate bubbles, enter low and sell high-making money for bubble assets. 3. After Japan's exchange rate rises, borrow yen for dollars, and then exchange dollars for loans before the yen falls-to earn money from the depreciation of the yen. 4. So foreign funds are betting on Japan, but foreign funds are betting that Japan's economy will fall, and all things that Japan is crazy about, such as houses, antique cultural relics and corporate benefits, will fall. If it falls, Japanese companies will lose money, and as a result, Japan will suffer a big loss-Japan's gambling bubble will burst.