Learn Formal Business Japanese

Finance


Terms are divided alphabetically. Please select one of the following

  1. A-G

残高 (Zandaka) = Balance (In the Bank)

  • 今月使いすぎて、残高にはもう何も残っていません。
  • I have nothing left in my balance since I overspent this month.

金利 (Kinri) = Interest Rate

  • 景気回復に伴い、近々金利が上昇する可能性も出てきました。
  • There is a chance interest rates may rise due to the improvement in the economy.

利子 or 利息 (Rishi or Risoku) = Interest

  • このごろ利息の過払いで、法律上問題がでてるところもあります。
  • These days, there have been numerous legal issues due to problems related to the overpayment of interest.

単利 (Tanri) = Simple Interest

  • 単利だけの投資では老後資金の為になっていない。
  • Investing based in simple interest (as opposed to compound interests) doesn't help much for retirement funds.

複利 (Fukuri) = Compound Interest

  • 投資をした場合、複利効果を狙った投資手法が効果的と言われている。
  • It is important to consider compound interest in your investment schemes.

 

日経平均 (Nikkei Heikin) = The Nikkei (Stock Index)

  • 自民党に戻ってから日経平均株価は大幅に上昇した。
  • The Nikkei (Price) increased significantly after the LDP party returned back to power.

株 or 株式 (Kabu or Kabushiki) = Stock Equity (i.e. Company Shares)

  • 景気が良い時は株式投資が盛んになりますので、株価も上昇する傾向があります。
  • Stock trading increases generally when an economy is in a good state, and  stock prices usually rise as well with this.

債券 (Saiken) = Bonds (Fixed Income)

  • 老後の安定収入を得たい場合、債券を買うのも良い手段だと思います。
  • It can be a good idea to buy bonds in order to achieve a stable flow of cash revenue for retirement.

デリバティブ (Deribatibu) = Derivative instruments

  • 本来デリバティブは予測が困難なマーケットリスク等をヘッジするために用いる金融商品ですが、リスクを好む投機家の遊び道具として近年使われるケースも出てきているようだ。
  • Derivative instruments are generally used for hedging against unforseen events and market risk, but recently there has been cases where risk-seeking speculators will use it as their new financial toy.

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