[NYDOW · NASDAQ · CME (table)]
NYDOW; 44544.66; −337.47
Nasdaq; 19627.44; −54.31
CME225; 39355; -275 (large ratio)
[NY Market Data]
The NY market fell on the 31st. The Dow average closed at 44,544.66 dollars, down 337.47 dollars, and the NASDAQ fell 54.31 points at 19,627.44. There were no surprises in the PCE core price index, and it rose after being close due to falling interest rates. Reports that tariffs will be postponed until March by the Trump administration were well received, and it went up a notch. After that, the government's press secretary denied the report, and since it was clarified that there was no alternative to the plan to begin tariffs on 2/1, a sense of caution intensified, sales accelerated, and began to decline. The NASDAQ, which had been well received by Apple's financial results and had risen greatly, also began to decline, and the market price widened towards the end of the market, and ended. By sector, while automobiles and auto parts rose, durable consumer goods and apparel declined. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement value is 39,355 yen, 275 yen lower than the Osaka daytime ratio. In the ADR market, Japan Post <6178 >, Japan Post Bank <7182 >, Renesas <6723>, Toyota Industries <6201>, Toyota Motor Corporation <7203>, Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063), Mizuho Financial Group (8411), etc. fell in comparison with the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted to 155.12 yen per dollar), etc., and became generally dominant in sales.
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