On the 8/13-16 week, personal credit purchases remained outstanding and did not decrease..

The 2-market margin balance has been updated, and the status of last week's credit buyback balance is known.

While stocks returned strongly last week, I was expecting to see how far the remaining credit buybacks were resolved, but it was only about 11 million yen resolved.
With this, it has been reduced to 3 trillion853.5 billion yen, but it can also be said that there is still 3.85 trillion yen left.

The credit ratio dropped to 5.9 times due to an increase in credit sales of 123.7 billion yen amid the rise, but the essential part of credit buybacks did not decrease much.

February to March this year is still in the middle of a big rise, and the amount of buying balls piled up around here will soon reach 6 months.
Furthermore, yesterday's Prime Market trading volume was 3.4 trillion yen. There seems to be just as little movement in the front today.

Institutional investors' arbitrage balance is 1 trillion567.1 billion yen. Although it decreased to 1.34 trillion yen last week, it increased by 220 billion yen last week.
There was a 1.1 trillion yen reduction in arbitrage backlogs from where there was no need to worry, but there are still some credit buybacks left.

While overall turnover is declining, if there are still 3.8 trillion yen left over credit purchases, it may still not be possible to handle sales items above 38200. If you can handle the sale by arguing 2-3 more times, you might be superior to scones.