〇Looking back on last week
“A sharp drop started due to European political unease but turned back in value”
The Nikkei Average fell to 38596.47 yen last week, weakening 218.09 yen (-0.56%) per week. The Tokyo market at the beginning of the week depreciated completely due to European political unease surrounding the French and British elections, and the Nikkei Average temporarily entered the 37,000 yen range, but prices returned in response to the calming of European political unease. However, due to lack of clues and materials, the Prime Market trading price on the 20th hit 3.17 trillion yen, which hit a low this year, and business was quiet throughout the week. Developments where the Nikkei Average was conscious of the 25-day moving average level as upper price resistance continued.
〇This week's outlook
“Focus on key stocks in the standard and growth markets”
While there are many days when trading prices on the Prime Market in June remain in the 3 trillion yen range, there are no prominent sales, and the Nikkei Average continues to be flat, centered around 38500 yen. It seems better to watch that the “summer withering market” has already entered. If large stocks in the prime market are difficult to move, let's focus on the standard market or growth market. Last week, we looked at TOPIX's new reform plan announced by JPX Research Institute on the 19th, and Stan...