CLEAN : Analysis: Tokyos Nikkei index drops after Greek No vote

The video discusses the Tokyo Stock Exchange's initial negative reaction to the Greek referendum results, followed by a stabilization and buyback. It explains that the market perceives the impact of Greece potentially leaving the Euro as limited, with minimal GDP effects. The video also touches on the risks associated with unforeseen events, such as a Russian sell-off, but concludes that these risks are considered unlikely.

What was the initial reaction of the Tokyo Stock Exchange to the Greek referendum results?

• Negative, with a significant sell-off

• Positive, with a significant buy-in

• Volatile, with rapid fluctuations

• Neutral, with no significant change

Why did the market consider the impact of Greece leaving the Euro to be limited?

• Because Greece's GDP is insignificant

• Because Greece's exit is not immediate and negotiations will continue

• Because Greece has already left the Euro

• Because the Eurozone is unaffected by Greece

What is the expected economic impact on the Eurozone if Greece exits the Euro?

• A complete collapse of the Eurozone

• No change in GDP

• A decrease in GDP by 1.8%

• A significant increase in GDP

What is the market's view on the likelihood of a Russian sell-off?

• Highly likely and anticipated

• Not anticipated and considered a low risk

• Already factored into market prices

• Irrelevant to the current market situation

What could trigger a risk-averse movement in the market?

• A sudden increase in Greece's GDP

• A visible possibility of a Russian sell-off

• Immediate exit of Greece from the Euro

• A stable economic outlook in the Eurozone