The Nikkei Average continued to rise in the morning, and high-tech stocks temporarily boosted to 0.03 million6000 yen

8/13 12:15 p.m. (some excerpts)

The Nikkei Average continued to rise to 35,785 yen 55 yen in the Tokyo stock market in the morning, 760 yen 55 yen higher than the previous business day. The fact that the US NASDAQ rose during the consecutive holidays and the fact that the dollar/yen remained stable in the 147 yen range became support materials. High-tech stocks with high index contributions boosted the Nikkei Average, and there was a scene where they recovered the psychological milestone of 36,000 yen. After a round of buying, it became a fight.
The Nikkei Average was close at 465 yen, and rose 1000 yen to 36,025 yen 92 yen, which rose 1000 yen in the middle of the front market. After that, the increase was reduced, and the rivalry continued around 35,800 yen, which is about 800 yen higher than the Nikkei Average.
This week, the United States is preparing for economic indicators that are important in determining the future of the US Federal Reserve (FRB) monetary policy, such as the July wholesale price index (PPI) and consumer price index (CPI). In the market, voices were heard saying “although the sense of resistance to sales has abated, the full price return from last week's crash will depend on economic indicators” (Sakase Katsuyoshi, domestic information section chief of Aizawa Securities).