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This week in the Japanese stock market,Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision meetingやMr. Trump's presidential inauguration ceremonyといった重要なイベントを控え、神経質な展開が続くと見られている。特に、トランプ氏の関税政策が具体化することで、輸出関連株が売られる可能性がある。一方、日銀の利上げが市場に8割以上織り込まれている状況では、見送りは難しいと考えられており、利上げが実施されれば円高が進む可能性がある。ただし、円高が進んでも日本株に対する大きな影響は限定的で、内外イベントが通過した後には不透明感が晴れ、見直し買いが優勢になる可能性However, there is a possibility that the upward trend will continue until the end of the year due to expectations for the Trump administration.
On an individual stock basis, the 23rd's $Nidec (6594.JP)$ and $Disco (6146.JP)$Earnings Reports are attracting attention and could potentially impact the entire technology sector. In addition, it is expected that semiconductor-related stocks will move steadily in response to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)'s strong earnings.
The US stock market this week is,Trump's presidential inauguration speechや、Earnings season for companiesAttention is focused on the progress of . In particular, there is a possibility that it will be signed shortly after taking office...
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The U.S. November ISM Manufacturing Business Conditions Index (December 3rd, Japan Time, Tuesday).
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DealBook Summit (December 5th, Thursday JST).
Next week, there will be the ISM Manufacturing Business Index and employment statistics on the 6th. On the 5th, Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, is scheduled to participate in the DealBook Summit hosted by The New York Times. According to the market, it is expected that he will state, 'Continued gradual interest rate cuts are appropriate'.
US November employment statistics (December 6th, Friday JST).
US October employment statistics
- Unemployment rate in October: 4.1% (Estimate: 4.1%, September: 4.1%)
- Number of non-farm sector employees in October: +0.012 million people (Estimate: +0.101 million people, September: +0.223 million people←+0.254 million people)
- Average hourly wage in October: +4.0% year-on-year (Estimate: +4.0%, September: +3.9%←+4.0%)
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[Market Reaction] Unexpected increase in the U.S. October ISM Non-Manufacturing Business Conditions Index, leading to dollar buying.
DealBook Summit (December 5th, Thursday JST).
Next week, there will be the ISM Manufacturing Business Index and employment statistics on the 6th. On the 5th, Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, is scheduled to participate in the DealBook Summit hosted by The New York Times. According to the market, it is expected that he will state, 'Continued gradual interest rate cuts are appropriate'.
US November employment statistics (December 6th, Friday JST).
US October employment statistics
- Unemployment rate in October: 4.1% (Estimate: 4.1%, September: 4.1%)
- Number of non-farm sector employees in October: +0.012 million people (Estimate: +0.101 million people, September: +0.223 million people←+0.254 million people)
- Average hourly wage in October: +4.0% year-on-year (Estimate: +4.0%, September: +3.9%←+4.0%)
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