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Good morning to all Moomoo users!Here's an overview of this morning's turnaround. Thank you in advance.
Market Overview
Today's Nikkei Stock Average began at 31840.91 yen, 446.30 yen lower than the previous business day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) fell 22.90 points to 2263.69.
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Prices in the metropolitan area rose 2.8% in August and contracted due to lower electricity bills
The consumer price index (mid-term preliminary value, 2020 = 100) for the Tokyo metropolitan area announced on the 25th by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications rose 2.8% from the same month last year to 105.3, excluding fresh food that fluctuates greatly. Growth has shrunk for the second month in a row. The decline in energy prices, such as electricity and gas bills, has depressed the overall situation.
The Japanese stock market is wary of Bank of Japan policy revisions due to exchange rates and is not happy to let go even if the yen depreciates
Since Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo cited exchange rate fluctuations as the reason for policy revisions at the July monetary policy meeting, Japanese stock investors have let go of the depreciation of the yen and are becoming unhappy. Since the TSE stock price index (TOPIX) hit a high for the first time in 33 years on August 1, heavy developments in the upper price have continued...
Market Overview
Today's Nikkei Stock Average began at 31840.91 yen, 446.30 yen lower than the previous business day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) fell 22.90 points to 2263.69.
Top news
Prices in the metropolitan area rose 2.8% in August and contracted due to lower electricity bills
The consumer price index (mid-term preliminary value, 2020 = 100) for the Tokyo metropolitan area announced on the 25th by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications rose 2.8% from the same month last year to 105.3, excluding fresh food that fluctuates greatly. Growth has shrunk for the second month in a row. The decline in energy prices, such as electricity and gas bills, has depressed the overall situation.
The Japanese stock market is wary of Bank of Japan policy revisions due to exchange rates and is not happy to let go even if the yen depreciates
Since Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo cited exchange rate fluctuations as the reason for policy revisions at the July monetary policy meeting, Japanese stock investors have let go of the depreciation of the yen and are becoming unhappy. Since the TSE stock price index (TOPIX) hit a high for the first time in 33 years on August 1, heavy developments in the upper price have continued...
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182966549 : I wish I could make a deal while listening to Radio Nikkei.