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日経平均は3日続落、半導体株が下支えも40000円を挟んだもみ合いに

The Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day, with semiconductor stocks providing support but being caught in a stalemate between 40,000 yen.

Fisco Japan ·  23:14

The Nikkei average continued to fall for 3 days. The front market transaction was closed at 39952.62 yen (estimated turnover 0.7 billion 50 million shares), 173.73 yen lower (-0.43%) compared to the previous day.

The US stock market declined on the 18th. The Dow average closed at 40665.02 dollars (-1.29%), the NASDAQ depreciated 125.70 points (-0.70%) at 17871.22, and the S&P 500 closed at 5544.59, which was 43.68 points lower (-0.78%). Employment and manufacturing related indicators exceeded expectations, and expectations for early interest rate cuts receded, and then fell after being close. In addition to profit-taking sales, the Dow, which had been updating high prices every day, was spurred by a sense of caution about corporate settlement spurred further sales, and the decline widened until the end of the game. The high-tech sector also continued to sell, and the NASDAQ continued to fall and ended.

In response to the depreciation of US stocks, the Tokyo market continued to have a selling advantage and began trading. After the Nikkei Average broke through the 40000 yen range, it was supported by the fact that semiconductor-related stocks such as Tokyo Electron <8035> and Advantest <6857>, which had plummeted due to the rebound of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Stock Index (SOX Index), etc., became a source of support, and there was a conflict with 40,000 yen in between. A further decline in the index was avoided, but the price drop in the prime market made it a weak position where the number of stocks exceeded 70%.

Among stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, DISCO <6146>, whose outlook for the July-9 fiscal year fell below consensus due to financial results announced the day before, continued to drop drastically, and NITORI Holdings <9843> and Nissui <1332> were sold in response to the appreciation of the yen and the depreciation of the dollar. Additionally, Astellas Pharma (4503), Tokai Carbon (5301), Shimizu Corporation (1803), and Kawasaki Kisen (9107) declined.

Meanwhile, in semiconductor-related matters other than Tokyo Electron and Advantest, Renesas Electronics <6723>, Lasertech <6920>, SUMCO <3436>, etc. have risen. Also, Apple-related items such as TDK <6762> and Nitto Denko <6988> were bought. In addition, HOYA <7741>, Fujikura <5803>, and KEYENCE <6861> have risen.

By industry, while the electric/gas industry, air transport industry, shipping industry, real estate industry, pharmaceuticals, etc. declined, only the two sectors of precision equipment and electrical equipment rose.

The exchange rate swings about 1 yen to 157 yen 40 yen compared to the previous day, about 1 yen depreciation of yen and appreciation of the dollar, but there is limited movement in the market where export-related stocks are bought using the depreciation trend of the yen as a material. Rather, negative movements against exchange rates are conspicuous, such as stocks that merit the appreciation of the yen being sold. Nervous views on the exchange market have continued since the implementation of the yen buying and dollar selling intervention seen by the government and the Bank of Japan on the 11th and 12th. Since the Bank of Japan monetary policy meeting is about to be held, it seems that aggressive trading against Japanese stocks can be refrained. It seems that the rivalry market with 40,000 yen in between will continue at the Tokyo market in the back.

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