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日経平均は104円高でスタート、DeNAや三井E&Sなどが上昇

The Nikkei average started with a rise of 104 yen, with DeNA and Mitsui E&S, etc., increasing.

Fisco Japan ·  Dec 26 16:36

[Nikkei Stock Average TOPIX (table)]

Nikkei Average; 39672.15; +104.09

TOPIX; 2775.87; +9.09


[Snuggle Overview]

The Nikkei Average on the 27th continued to rise to 39672.15 yen, which rose 104.09 yen for 3 days, and trading began. The US stock market the day before, on the 26th, was mixed. The Dow average rose by 28.77 dollars to 43325.80 dollars, and the NASDAQ closed at 20020.36, which fell 10.77 points. Due to an unexpected decline in the number of unemployment insurance claims, it fell after being close to sales that were disgusted by long-term interest rate increases. While there was little movement due to the end of the Christmas holidays, purchases in anticipation of the Christmas rally towards the end of the year strongly supported the lower price. After that, when the number of continuous unemployment insurance recipients reached a high level in the past 3 years and interest rates began to decline due to strong 7-year bond bidding results, buying intensified towards the end of the year, and the Dow barely recovered to the positive zone. NASDAQ purchases did not continue, and major indices ended with mixed highs and lows.

Buying took precedence in the Tokyo stock market today. The main indices were high and low in the US stock market yesterday, and while there were few clues, it became a sense of security in the Tokyo market that the rise in long-term US interest rates came to an end during the afternoon hours of the US market yesterday. Also, the fact that the dollar depreciated by about 50 yen and the dollar depreciated by about 50 yen compared to around 15:30 yesterday in the foreign exchange market was a factor supporting stock prices such as export stocks in the Tokyo market. Meanwhile, since the Nikkei Average rose above 500 yen due to continued growth until yesterday, it was easy for immediate profit margin sales or sales awaiting return to occur. Also, since the number of market participants decreased at the end of the year, active purchases were limited, but buying was dominant during the donation stage. Note that in the December Tokyo Metropolitan Consumer Price Index (CPI/mid-term preliminary value), which was announced before the start of trading, the composite index excluding fresh food rose 2.4% from the same month last year. The median market forecast compiled by QUICK was up 2.5% from the same period. The complete unemployment rate (seasonally adjusted value) for November, which was also announced before the start of trading, was 2.5% and remained flat compared to the previous month. The median market forecast compiled by QUICK was 2.5%. Also, the ratio of effective job offers in November (seasonally adjusted value) was 1.25 times, which is the same level as the previous month. The median market forecast compiled by QUICK was 1.25 times higher.

By sector, the air transport industry, transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, banking industry, electric/gas industry, etc. are at the top of the price increase rate, and the mining industry, rubber products, shipping, glass earth and stone products, foodstuffs, etc. line up at the top price drop rate. DeNA <2432>, Vision <9416>, Sakura <3778>, Socionext <6526>, Mitsui E&S <7003>, SHIFT <3697>, Rakuten Group <4755>, Nitori HD <9843>, Renesas <6723>, Toyota <7203>, Panpasi HD <7532>, SoftBank G<9984>, Sony G <6758>, Lasertech <6920>, etc. have risen. Meanwhile, Yamaha <7272>, Canon <7751>, INPEX <1605>, JT <2914>, Hulic <3003>, Bridgestone <5108>, Nissan's own <7201>, Yusen <9101>, Sanrio <813>, IHI <7013>, ASICS <7936>, etc. have declined.

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