The number of gains and falls of the Nikkei Average constituent stocks as of closing 20 days ago was 143 stocks with price increases, 82 stocks with price drops, and 0 stocks unchanged.

The Nikkei Average rebounded for the first time in 6 days. The front-end transaction was closed at 38889.95 yen (estimated turnover 1.1 billion shares), which was 76.37 yen higher (+0.20%) compared to the previous day.

The US stock market on the 19th was mixed. The Dow average rose 15.37 dollars to 42342.24 dollars, and the NASDAQ closed at 19372.77, down 19.93 points. After snuggling up, it rises. Buyback movements emerged from the view that the sharp decline the day before in response to the Federal Reserve (Fed) showing a deceleration in the pace of additional interest rate cuts at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) went too far. The gross domestic product (GDP) for the July-9 fiscal year announced in the morning was revised upward, and long-term interest rates rose as the number of new unemployment insurance applicants declined and economic activity expanded, and growth was sluggish due to the weight of the market price. Sales became dominant over closing, and the NASDAQ began to decline.

The Tokyo market began trading with a buying advantage, using the depreciation trend in the yen exchange rate as a source of appreciation for US stocks. There was also a scene where the Nikkei Average temporarily recovered to the 39,000 yen level. However, from Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo's statement at the press conference yesterday, the mood that it would be difficult to raise interest rates in January next year intensified, and financial stocks such as megabanks declined. The upper value of the Nikkei Average after the first round of buying was heavy, and there was a fight at the previous day's closing price level.

In stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, a rise in real estate stocks such as Sumitomo Fudosan ＜8830＞, Mitsubishi Estate ＜8802＞, Tokyu Fudosan ＜3289＞, and Mitsui Fudosan ＜8801＞ was conspicuous, and Sony Group ＜6758＞, which announced that it would become the largest shareholder holding 10% of KADOK ＜9468＞ shares, was purchased using the Bank of Japan's “pigeon faction” policy as a material. Meanwhile, KADOKAWA's acquisition premium dropped and there is a sign that bargain sales have stopped. In addition, Isetan Mitsukoshi ＜3099＞, ZOZO ＜3092＞, Kashima Kensetan ＜1812＞, Bangnam HD ＜7832＞, Taiyo Yuden ＜6976＞, etc. rose.

Meanwhile, bank stocks such as Resona HD ＜8308＞, Mitsubishi UFJ ＜8306＞, Concordia ＜7186＞, Mizuho ＜8411＞, Fukuoka ＜8354＞, and Sumitomo Mitsui ＜8316＞ were conspicuous, and Dai-ichi Life HD ＜8750＞ was also sold. In addition, TOPPAN Holdings ＜7911＞, HOYA ＜7741＞, IHI ＜7013＞, and Shiseido ＜4911＞ also declined.

By industry, while real estate, petroleum and coal, transportation equipment, construction, services, etc. rose, banks, other products, air transportation, precision equipment, electric/gas, etc. declined.

The top contributor to price increases was TDK (6762), which boosted the Nikkei Average by about 26 yen with 1 stock. Sony G ＜6758＞ came in the same 2nd place, followed by TOELEC ＜8035＞, Toyota ＜7203＞, Recruit HD ＜6098＞, Bangnam HD ＜7832＞, Nittoko Electric Power ＜6988＞, etc.

Meanwhile, the top contributor to price drops became Advantest ＜6857＞, which pushed down the Nikkei Average by about 38 yen with 1 stock. The same 2nd place was SoftBank G (9984), followed by 7 & iHD (3382), Fast Lite (9983), HOYA (7741), Shin-Etsu (4063), and Nintendo (7974).

* As of 11:30

Nikkei Stock Average 38889.95 (+76.37)

Number of rising stocks 143 (contribution +255.89)

Number of stocks that have dropped in price 82 (contribution - 179.52)

Number of stocks unchanged 0

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