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日経平均は0.53円高でスタート、古河電工やMS&ADなどが上昇

The Nikkei average starts 0.53 yen higher, with companies like Furukawa Electric and MS&AD rising.

Fisco Japan ·  Nov 20 19:40

[Nikkei Stock Average TOPIX (table)]

Nikkei average; 38352.87; +0.53

TOPIX; 2700.14; +1.85

[Snuggle Overview]

The Nikkei Average on the 21st rebounded to 38352.87 yen, which rose 0.53 yen, and trading began. The US stock market the day before, on the 20th, was mixed. The Dow average rose by 139.53 dollars to 43408.47 dollars, and the NASDAQ closed at 18966.14, down 21.33 points. The continued existence of geopolitical risks was warned by reports that Ukraine had launched British-made long-range missiles into Russian territory, and after being close, it fell. Director Bowman of the Federal Reserve (Fed) showed a hawkish stance that progress in inflation had stagnated, and sales continued to fall disgusted by the rise in long-term interest rates. However, ahead of the announcement of financial results for the semiconductor NVIDIA (NVDA), which is attracting attention as driving the market price, the Dow was bought back until the end of the transaction, and it turned upward. The NASDAQ also reduced its decline, but it was unable to recover the positive zone and ended.

Buying and selling interlaced during the donation phase in the Tokyo Stock Market today. The fact that the Dow average rebounded for the first time in 5 days in the US stock market yesterday supported stock prices in the Tokyo market. Also, the fact that it passed the financial results announcement of US NVIDIA, which had a strong sense of caution, was a sense of security in the Tokyo market. Meanwhile, the fact that long-term US interest rates were strong yesterday weighed on stock prices in the Tokyo market. Also, awareness of heightened geopolitical risks surrounding Ukraine was undermined, leading to a reduction in investor sentiment. Furthermore, in the Nikkei Average, the 200-day moving average located in the 38500 yen range was recognized as an upper price resistance line, and there is also a view that there is not much room for short-term increases from here on, and buying and selling were antagonistic during the donation stage, and the Nikkei Average started slightly higher. Note, according to the status (weekly) of external and internal securities sales agreements, etc. announced before the start of trading, overseas investors overbought domestic stocks for 8 consecutive weeks on November 10-16. The overpurchase amount was 127.6 billion yen.

By sector, non-ferrous metals, warehousing-related products, pharmaceuticals, steel, etc. are at the top of the price increase rate, and the mining industry, precision equipment, other products, electric/gas industry, pulp/paper, etc. are at the top of the price drop rate. Fujikura <5803>, Furukawa Electric <5801>, Mitsui Sumitomo Tiger <8309>, Tokyo Gas <9531>, MS&AD <8725>, Keyence <6861>, KDDI <9433>, Mizuho <8411>, Mitsui Mono <8031>, Mitsubishi <8058>, MOL <9104>, etc. have risen. Meanwhile, KADOKAWA <9468>, HOYA <7741>, SOMPO <8630>, INPEX <1605>, First Lite <9983>, Socionext <6526>, Sony G <6758>, Honda <7267>, Sakura <3778>, Nintendo <7974>, Hitachi <6501>, IHI <7013>, Takeda Pharmaceutical <4502>, Lasertech <6920>, etc. are falling.

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