[Nikkei Stock Average TOPIX (table)]
Nikkei Average; 38248.54; +143.68
TOPIX; 2637.73; +0.77
[Backside Overview]
The Nikkei Average at the back end started with an increase of 38248.54 yen, 143.68 yen higher than the previous day, expanding the increase from the previous draw (38154.25 yen). Nikkei 225 futures during lunchtime are strong in the 38130 yen to 38290 yen range. The dollar and yen are at a level of 1 dollar = 152.40-50 yen, and the yen appreciates and depreciates by about 20 yen from around 9:00 a.m. As for Asian market conditions, the Shanghai Composite Index remained in the negative zone and fell by about 0.6%, while the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index was slightly reluctant to decline in the morning and fell by about 0.6%.
The backstage Tokyo Market began with buying slightly ahead of the previous closing. The fact that the Nikkei Average, which was the front market, had a steady decline after the morning safety seems to be a sense of security in the market. Meanwhile, in the Nikkei Average, the 75-day moving average and 200-day line located in the 38200 yen range act as upper resistance lines, and there is also a view that the upper price is limited.
In the sector, electrical equipment, warehousing-related products, and other products are at the top of the rate of increase, while rubber products, the electric/gas industry, and the shipping industry are at the top of the rate of decline.
IHI <7013>, Hitachi <6501>, Advantest <6857>, 7 & iHD <3382>, Lasertech <6920>, Bangnam HD <7832>, ToElec <8035>, Mitsubishi Heavy <7011>, Recruit HD <6098>, and Fujikura <5803> are high. Meanwhile, OLC <4661>, SHIFT <3697>, Tokyo Metro <9023>, Mercari <4385>, Nissan's <7201>, SoftBank G <9984>, Yusen <9101>, Nitori HD <9843>, Kawasaki Line <9107>, and TEPCO HD <9501> have declined.