Points of this week
This week's Japanese stock marketamid the focus on the Russia-Ukraine situationandbecome factors influencing the movement of the dollar. If these indicators fall below expectations, the risk of a weak dollar and a strong yen is likely to increase. In particular,is expected to rebound slightly. With the completion of the US presidential election and the earnings reports of Japanese and American companies, there is a lack of new materials, butDevelopments that are easily influenced by economic indicators and the trends of US stocks are expected. especially on the 29th, as Black Friday marks the start of the year-end shopping season. expectations that the year-end shopping season will support the rise of US stocks, making it difficult for Japanese stocks to decline. At the same time, there are expectations for further improvement in the US economy under the new administration, but concerns about tariffs continue to weigh on domestically focused export stocks. with a sense of comfort for buying domestic demand stocks gaining further attention. in particular, companies benefiting from inbound demand and price increases are expected to see improvements in their performance as supporting factors.
This week, the USA market will be closed for Thanksgiving on the 28th. On the 29th, it will enter the year-end shopping season with Black Friday. The three major US indices have all hit record highs in November, and the year-end shopping season is expected to be lively amidst the stock market highs. Black Friday marks the beginning of the year-end shopping season in the USA, an important event in the retail industry...