The Nikkei Average continued to fall for 8 days, and buy adjusted financial stocks that have been prolonged due to weak semiconductor stocks

2024/7/26 4:14 PM GMT+9 (some excerpts)

The Nikkei Average closed after continuing to drop to 37,667 yen 41 yen, which is 202 yen 10 yen less than the previous business day, for 8 days. This is the first time in 2 years and 10 months that it has declined for 8 consecutive days. Affected by recent US high-tech stock adjustments, semiconductor-related stocks have pushed down the market price. There was also a scene where it emerged into the positive zone due to purchases aimed at an autonomous backlash, but the momentum did not continue. Meanwhile, there was also a movement to search for high-performing stocks.
When the Nikkei Average depreciates slightly by 76 yen compared to the previous business day, the decline widened. It depreciated by 200 yen at one point, but it turned positive when sales went round and round. Since it fell over 2700 yen in the 7 business days until the day before, purchases aimed at an autonomous rebound came in, and the fact that the yen appreciation of the exchange rate came to a standstill supported the market price.