The Nikkei Average started with a 441 yen rise, and the depreciation of the yen reversed, and dark clouds over Japanese companies such as automobiles - reality caught up with expected exchange rates

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The yen fell to the first half of the 147 yen range against the dollar, easing concerns about the US economy and improving investor sentiment
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 9th fell from the evening of the previous day to 1 dollar = the first half of the 147 yen range. The number of new unemployment insurance claims has declined in the US, and concerns about the economic slowdown have abated. In overseas markets, US stocks rose drastically, investor sentiment improved, and yen sales strengthened. It is easy for yen to continue to be sold in the Tokyo market.

Super depreciation of yen draws back, dark clouds over Japanese companies such as automobiles - reality catches up with expected exchange rates
The rebound in the direction of yen appreciation progressed rapidly in the exchange rate, triggered by the Bank of Japan's decision to raise additional interest rates, etc. For major domestic companies that have enjoyed a depreciation level of yen that has broken through 1 dollar = 160 yen at one point, reality caught up with the conservative expected exchange rate, boosting factors in terms of profit depreciation, and there is also a sense of uncertainty about the full-year earnings forecasts of each company due to modulation in the North American market.

Buying dominance at disco, ad tests, etc., turns back to a sharp rise in US NVIDIA and the depreciation of the yen
$Disco (6146.JP)$、 $Advantest (6857.JP)$Things related to semiconductor manufacturing equipment, etc. are leaning towards a major buying advantage since they are close. In the US stock market the day before, buyback movements spread to semiconductor-related stocks, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Stock Index (SOX Index) rebounded sharply to a 6.9% rise.