Nikkei Average closing on the 12th = 3 days of continuous decline, 4 yen depreciating to 26,396 yen

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The yen fell to the 146 yen level for the first time in about 24 years, high dollar pressure due to British unease - intervention alert too
At the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market, the yen fell to the 1 dollar = 146 yen level against the dollar for the first time in about 24 years. While dollar buying pressure to avoid risk is intensifying against the backdrop of concerns about renewed turmoil in the English market, etc., yen sales accelerated, falling below the low of 145 yen 90 yen set before the yen buying intervention on September 22. Interventions in yen purchases by the Japanese currency authorities are being wary, but the depreciation of the yen is progressing steadily.

Raw materials for Japanese stocks fell, and exports were bought in response to depreciation of the yen - stock price indices went straight ahead and receded
In the Tokyo stock market, the stock price index went all the way back and forth with the closing price of the previous day in between. Risk avoidance sales came out against the backdrop of the Bank of England (Central Bank of England) governor's remarks, and material stocks such as nonferrous metals fell. Resource-related stocks are cheap in response to low oil prices. Meanwhile, the depreciation of the yen progressed to the level of 1 dollar = 146 yen in the foreign exchange market, and purchases were made in one corner of export-related stocks. Expectations for immigration deregulation and nationwide travel support that began on the 11th continue, and increases in air transport and land transport stocks are also conspicuous.

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