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Tokyo Market Summary: Nikkei Average fell 265 yen, with dark clouds looming over Japanese stocks in September, is the trauma of the crash unfounded? - Different signs from August with multiple trillion.

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moomooニュース日本株 wrote a column · Sep 6 01:03
Tokyo Market Summary: Nikkei Average fell 265 yen, with dark clouds looming over Japanese stocks in September, is the trauma of the crash unfounded? - Different...
Hello, Moomoo users!Thank you for your hard work today. The summary of today's stock market situation is as follows. Thank you.
The Nikkei average closed at 36,391.47 yen, down 265.62 yen from the previous trading day.
In September, Japan's stock market is filled with dark clouds. Is the trauma of a market crash a groundless fear? There are several signs that indicate a difference from August.
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[Japanese Market Conditions] Yen rises to 142 yen against the dollar, cautious about US employment statistics - stocks decline
TEPCO HD and Hokkaido Electric Power among other electrical utility stocks stand out, with reports of a 'facility investment ratio at a 14-year high level'
Hot Stocks: $Seven & i Holdings (3382.JP)$ $Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306.JP)$ $Panasonic Holdings (6752.JP)$ $Tokyo Electric Power (9501.JP)$など
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Market Overview
In today's Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average stock price closed at 36,391.47 yen, down 265.62 yen from the previous trading day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) ended at 2,597.42, down 23.34 points.
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Dark clouds loom over Japan's stocks in September, is the trauma of a market crash an unfounded concern? - Different signs from August
After recovering from the dramatic crash at the beginning of August, Japanese stocks have once again shown signs of volatility in September. The Nikkei average stock price has fallen more than 5% in the first three trading days. Overseas, concerns about the future of the US economy have resurfaced, reminding investors of the trauma of the mid-summer crash. However, the reality of the market is clearly different from a month ago in several aspects, and these concerns may be baseless.

[Japanese Market News] The yen rises to the 142 yen level against the dollar, caution over US employment statistics - stocks fall
In the Japanese market on the 6th, the yen strengthened. Ahead of the highly anticipated release of US employment statistics and caution over worsening labor conditions as well as the possibility of a significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, the market has seen more buying of yen and selling of dollars.

Hot Stocks
7&iHD Sends Letter to Kushtaarl Expressing Reluctance to Agree with Acquisition Proposal
$Seven & i Holdings (3382.JP)$On the 6th, a letter was sent in response to the initial non-binding proposal from Arimantascion Kushtaarl, stating that they cannot agree with a proposal that does not fully enjoy the inherent value or that cannot dispel concrete concerns regarding regulations.
MUFJ's Senior Managing Executive: 'Investing Significantly in Government Bonds as Yields Reach 1.2% - Anticipating Rate Hike by the End of the Year'
$Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306.JP)$Hironobu Seki, Head of Market Operations Division, expressed his willingness to increase investment in Japanese government bonds after evaluating the upward movement of yields. He also indicated the possibility of additional rate hikes by the Bank of Japan before the end of the year.

Panasonic Holdings turns temporarily positive in the afternoon: Announces Increased Production of Lithium-ion Batteries for Automotive Use
$Panasonic Holdings (6752.JP)$Panasonic Energy, a consolidated subsidiary, announced its supply plan for cylindrical lithium-ion batteries for automotive use and its plan to establish a new domestic battery factory in Japan. $Subaru (7270.JP)$etc. $Mazda Motor (7261.JP)$It is said that they will start full preparations for supplying cylindrical lithium-ion batteries for in-car use.
Electrical utility stocks such as TEPCO HD and Hokkaido Electric Power are prominently rising, conveying that the facility investment ratio is at its highest level in 14 years.
$Tokyo Electric Power (9501.JP)$ $Hokkaido Electric Power (9509.JP)$ $Kyushu Electric Power (9508.JP)$Electric power stocks, among others, have been on the rise, and the "Electricity and Gas Industry" has the highest rate of increase in the industry index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters, MINKABU
Tokyo Market Summary: Nikkei Average fell 265 yen, with dark clouds looming over Japanese stocks in September, is the trauma of the crash unfounded? - Different...
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