Japanese ADR (American Depositary Receipts) stocks rose in comparison with the Tokyo Stock Exchange (1 dollar 156.15 yen conversion), Japan Post <6178>, Tokyo Elec <8035>, Toyota Industries <6201>, Honda Motor <7267>, Mitsui & Co. <8031>, DISCO <6146>, SoftBank G<9984>, etc. rose. Japan Post Bank <7182>, Seven & i HD <3382>, Mitsubishi Corporation <8058>, Nidec <6594>, KDDI <9433>, Japan Tobacco Industry <2914>, MS&AD Insi HD <8725>, etc. declined. Overall, there is a slight buying advantage. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement value is 38,885 yen, 175 yen higher than the Osaka daytime ratio.
The US stock market rose. The Dow average closed at 42,840.26 dollars, which rose 498.02 dollars, and the Nasdaq closed at 19,572.60, which rose 199.83 points. Although sales took precedence over some high-tech stocks and fell only when they were close, it rose, supported by the fact that the November personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index suggested progress in controlling inflation. There was a scene where the Dow Average rose by over 800 dollars compared to the previous day, but today, in addition to being seen in “triple witching,” where maturity dates of stock price index futures, stock price index options, and individual stock options overlapped, the possibility of government shutdown weighed on investor sentiment, and growth was sluggish in the afternoon.
The dollar and yen fell from 156 yen 80 yen to 155 yen 96 yen in the New York foreign exchange market on the 20th, and closed at 156 yen 37 yen. Contrary to rising expectations, the US November core PCE (personal consumption expenditure) price index remained at the same level as the previous month, and personal income and personal consumption expenditure were also lower than expected. Also, the December University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index final value was not revised upward, and the 1-year expected inflation rate confirmed value was revised downward, so interest rates declined, and sales were made in dollars. It seems that dollar sales, which are seen as holding adjustments, continued after the indicators were announced. The euro dollar rose from $1.0386 to $1.0448 and closed at $1.0429.
NY crude oil futures for the 2-month period on the 20th were slightly higher (NYMEX crude oil 2-month closing price: 69.46 ↑ 0.08).
■Stocks with the highest ADR growth rate (20th)
Stock Code Product Name | Closing price (dollars) | Japanese yen conversion price | Japan closing price ratio | Gain/fall rate |
<8830> | Sumitomo Real Estate | $16.93 | 5287 yen (506 yen) | +10.59% |
<5020> | ENEOS | $11.3 | 882 yen (74.5 yen) | +9.23% |
<9107> | Kawasaki Kisen | $14.1 | 2202 yen (95 yen) | +4.51% |
<6178> | Japan Post | $9.86 | 1539 yen (42 yen) | +2.81% |
<8309> | Sumitomo Mitsui Tiger HD | $4.75 | 3709 yen (68 yen) | +1.87% |
■Stocks with lower ADR depreciation rate (20th)
Stock Code Product Name | Closing price (dollars) | Japanese yen conversion price | Japan closing price ratio | Gain/fall rate |
<7182> | JP BANK | $8.65 | 1351 yen (-97 yen) | -6.7% |
<7259> | Aisin Seiki | $10.82 | 1,690 yen (-43 yen) | -2.48% |
<6752> | Panasonic | $9.95 | 1554 yen (-34 yen) | -2.14% |
<2801> | Kikkoman | $22 | 1718 yen (-18.5 yen) | -1.07% |
<7270 > | SUBARU | $8.25 | 2576 yen (-23.5 yen) | -0.9% |
■Other ADR stocks (20th)
Stock Code Product Name | Closing price (dollars) | Japanese yen conversion price | Japan closing price ratio |
<2914> | Japan Tobacco | $13.21 | 4125 yen (-18 yen) |
<3382> | Seven & I HD | $15.34 | 2395 yen (-21 yen) |
<4063> | Shin-Etsu Chemical | $16.26 | 5078 yen (24 yen) |
<4502> | Takeda Pharmaceutical | $13.1 | 4091 yen (-14 yen) |
<4519> | Chugai Pharmaceutical | $21.34 | 6664 yen (14 yen) |
<4543> | Terumo | $19.37 | 3025 yen (-2 yen) |
<4568> | Daiichi Sankyo | $28.23 | 4408 yen (26 yen) |
<4661> | ORIENLAND | $21.68 | 3385 yen (5 yen) |
<4901> | Fujifilm | $10.43 | 3257 yen (-10 yen) |
<5108> | Bridgestone | $16.82 | 5253 yen (6 yen) |
<6098> | Recruit HD | $13.95 | 10891 yen (26 yen) |
<6146> | discotheques | $26.8 | 41,848 yen (308 yen) |
<6178> | Japan Post | $9.86 | 1539 yen (42 yen) |
<6201> | TOYOTA INDUSTRIES | $74.62 | 11652 yen (137 yen) |
<6273> | SMC | $19.69 | 61492 yen (202 yen) |
<6301> | Komatsu Seisakusho | $26.7 | 4169 yen (7 yen) |
<6367> | Daikin Industries | $11.33 | 17692 yen (32 yen) |
<6501> | Hitachi | $49.82 | 3890 yen (25 yen) |
<6503> | Mitsubishi Electric | $33.37 | 2605 yen (6 yen) |
<6594> | Nidec | $4.37 | 2730 yen (-20 yen) |
<6702> | Fujitsu | 18 dollars | 2811 yen (1.5 yen) |
<6723> | Renesas | $6.48 | 2024 yen (-5.5 yen) |
<6758> | Sony | $21.02 | 3282 yen (-2 yen) |
<6857> | Advantest | $55.5 | 8666 yen (57 yen) |
<6902> | Denso | $13.09 | 2044 yen (-6 yen) |
<6954> | FANUC | $12.85 | 4013 yen (-4 yen) |
<6981> | Murata Manufacturing | $7.78 | 2430 yen (-10 yen) |
<7182> | JP BANK | $8.65 | 1351 yen (-97 yen) |
<7203> | Toyota Motor | $178.33 | 2785 yen (13.5 yen) |
<7267> | Honda Motor Co., Ltd. | $23.89 | 1243 yen (13.5 yen) |
<7741> | Hoya | $125.51 | 19598 yen (68 yen) |
<7751> | Canon | $33.01 | 5155 yen (-8 yen) |
<7974> | Nintendo | $14.69 | 9175 yen (44 yen) |
<8001> | ITOCHU CORPORATION | 96.4 dollars | 7526 yen (43 yen) |
<8002> | Marubeni | $143.04 | 2234 yen (-2 yen) |
<8031> | Mitsui & Co. | $407.44 | 3181 yen (34 yen) |
<8035> | Tokyo Electric | $75.68 | 23635 yen (335 yen) |
<8053> | Sumitomo Corporation | $20.97 | 3274 yen (-3 yen) |
<8058> | Mitsubishi Corporation | $15.87 | 2478 yen (-18.5 yen) |
<8306> | Mitsubishi UFJFG | $11.38 | 1778 yen (5 yen) |
<8316> | Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group | $14.07 | 3662 yen (11 yen) |
<8411> | Mizuho Financial Group | $4.82 | 3767 yen (1 yen) |
<8591> | Oryx | $105.59 | 3298 yen (5 yen) |
<8725> | MS&AD Insi HD | $21.62 | 3376 yen (-14 yen) |
<8766> | Tokio Marine HD | $35.33 | 5517 yen (-3 yen) |
<8801> | Mitsui Fudosan | $23.8 | 1239 yen (1.5 yen) |
<9432> | NTT | $24.83 | 155 yen (-0.6 yen) |
<9433> | KDDI | $15.81 | 4937 yen (-33 yen) |
<9983> | Fast Lite | $33.8 | 52779 yen (9 yen) |
<9984> | Softbank G | $28.24 | 8819 yen (59 yen) |