[Bull and Bear Materials]
Bullish materials
The Nikkei average rose (40074.69, +443.63)
The NY Dow rose (39331.85, +162.33)
The Nasdaq composite index rose (18028.76, +149.46)
Chicago Nikkei futures rose (40260, +150 compared to Osaka)
The SOX index rose (5544.99, +67.85)
The VIX index fell (12.03, -0.19)
Long-term US interest rates fell.
Expectations for inflation to ease in the US.
Request for improvement in corporate value by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Bearish materials
1 dollar = 161.40-50 yen.
US crude oil futures fell (82.81, -0.57)
Concerns about early additional rate hikes by the Bank of Japan.
Prolonged fighting in Ukraine and Israel.
Low approval rating of the Cabinet.
Notes to be aware of:
New banknotes are being issued.
The Bank of Japan's "Supply-Demand Gap and Potential Growth Rate"
Petroleum product prices (1st day)
Final total of the 2024 Spring Labor Offensive by RENGO (Japanese Trade Union Confederation)
The Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare announced the results of the fiscal examination of public pensions.
Summer seminar of the Keizai Doyukai (Japan Association of Corporate Executives) (until the 5th)
May retail sales in Australia.
- GDP of Russia (January-March).
- Auction of 10-year German government bonds.
Eurozone producer price index (May)
Closing remarks by Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), at the ECB Forum
Brazilian mining and industrial production (May)
ADP national employment report (June)
- US initial jobless claims (last week)
US trade balance (May)
US manufacturing orders (May)
ISM non-manufacturing business activity index (June)
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on June 11-12.
Shortened trading for US stocks and bonds.
Canada's trade balance for May.