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日経平均26円高、小幅続伸もプライム銘柄の約7割が下落し上値重い=31日前場

The Nikkei average is up by 26 points, slightly continuing to rise, but about 70% of Main Board stocks are declining, making gains difficult to achieve = 31 days before the market open.

Kabushiki Shimbun ·  Jan 31 02:52

In the morning session 31 days ago, the Nikkei average stock price rose slightly for the third consecutive day, up 26 yen and 40 sen to 39,540 yen and 37 sen. On the other hand, the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) fell by 1.07 points to 2,780.86 points, marking a small decline for the first time in three days. In the U.S. stock market on the 30th, although the GDP growth rate for the October-December period fell below expectations, the market remained firm, focusing on individual stocks with good performance. Following this trend, the Nikkei average reached 39,648 yen and 34 sen, up 134 yen and 37 sen at 9:46 AM. However, the announcement made by President Trump on the 30th that a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico would start on February 1 was in focus, and active buying was not seen. There were also moments when the Nikkei average turned downward, and upward movement was difficult.

On the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board, the Volume was 855,516,000 shares, and the trading value was 2.493 trillion yen. The number of rising stocks remained at 424, while falling stocks approached 1,146, making up about 70% of the market. There were 69 stocks that remained unchanged.

By Global Sectors, out of the total of 33 sectors, 10 sectors increased while 23 sectors declined. Nonferrous metals stocks such as Sumitomo Electric <5802.T> and Fujikura <5803.T> rose, as well as electric appliance stocks like Hitachi <6501.T> and Tokyo Electron <8035.T>. Marine shipping stocks like Nippon Yusen <9101.T> and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines <9104.T> also increased, along with metal products stocks like Sanwa HD <5929.T> and LIXIL <5938.T>. Pharmaceutical stocks such as Takeda Pharmaceutical <4502.T> and Chugai Pharmaceutical <4519.T>, as well as securities and Commodity ETF stocks like Daiwa Securities <8601.T> and Nomura <8604.T>, were robust. Conversely, real estate stocks like Mitsui Fudosan <8801.T> and Mitsubishi Estate <8802.T>, precision instruments stocks like Terumo <4543.T> and Olympus <7733.T>, and rubber products stocks like Hamagomu <5101.T> and Bridgestone <5108.T> saw declines.

Individually, M&A Capital <6080.T>, Simplified HD <4373.T>, NEC <6701.T>, TRE HD <9247.T>, and Yourtec <1934.T> rose. On the other hand, stocks such as Strike <6196.T>, M&A CH <2127.T>, Hino Motors <7205.T>, FPG <7148.T>, and Mars GHD <6419.T> fell.

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