The HSBC India manufacturing PMI for 2024/7 rose to 58.5 from 58.3 in the previous month, indicating that the soundness of the sector has improved significantly historically (preliminary figures).
This showed that factory operations expanded most rapidly after April due to anecdotal evidence showing an improvement in the market environment and an increase in new businesses, driven by an accelerated increase in production volume.
It was also reported that job creation in the manufacturing industry continues to be strong.
On the price side, price increases for coal, leather, pharmaceuticals, rubber, and steel were particularly noticeable.
Source: S&P Global

Today's 24th is the new Stochastics.
As expected, the drop was steep, so the new Stochastics broke the bottom of the lower bar.
It's turning red at the bottom line. It's a long sign when it goes back inside the bar and turns orange.
When this happens, it's almost time to sign the bottom.
However, the long IN only became an upward 5MA cross. An upward 5MA cross indicates a state where the yellow 5MA changes upward and is above the 5MA at the closing price.
If there is no sudden rebound as it is, it's likely to be a good rebound point once, but if you divide 39400 of 50MA by the closing price, it's GO to 39000.
I feel like I can just ride a long one with the intention of not hurrying and give me the tail, or just wait for the return sale.

Put economic unease at the center of the election campaign and make it the party's biggest responsibility - Mr. Harris
As a former prosecutor I 'know a type like Donald Trump'
At a meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on the 23rd, Mr. Harris stated that what the United States is confronted with is “two diametrically opposed visions, one focusing on the future and the other on the past.” The audience was inspired by the fact that they could win against Mr. Trump in the November election.
　　Mr. Harris competed against Mr. Trump “proudly with his own actions up until now,” and when he became president, he declared that “strengthening the middle class will be a decisive goal.”
　　As a policy agenda, it was emphasized that emphasis will be placed on extending medical care, childcare, and paid family leave to all citizens. He placed anxiety about the economy at the center of the election campaign, took it as the Democratic Party's biggest responsibility, and stated that it aimed to resolve it.
　　“We are not going back. “Because our fight is a fight for the future,” Harris said. “A future where every citizen has an opportunity not only to survive, but to move forward. A future where no child grows up in poverty, and all workers have the freedom to join labor unions. we...