On the 25th, the Nikkei average stock price in the afternoon session rebounded for the first time in four days, rising by 172 yen and 05 sen to 37,780 yen and 54 sen. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also increased by 6.64 points to 2,797.52 points. At 9:32 AM, the Nikkei average reached 38,115 yen and 65 sen, up 507 yen and 16 sen, recovering above 38,000 yen for the first time in three days during trading hours. In the US stock market on the 24th local time, the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index continued to rise. It was reported that the Trump administration may narrow down the target countries regarding reciprocal tariffs. Concerns about the US economy have eased somewhat, and combined with the depreciation of the yen, this led to a surge in buying of Japanese stocks. However, after the buying frenzy subsided, selling pressure emerged, causing the Nikkei average to reduce its gains to just over 80 yen in the afternoon session, with some moments of raised awareness of resistance above.
In the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board market, the trading volume was 1.64 billion shares, and the trading value was 3.934 trillion yen. The number of stocks that rose was 1,008, while 562 stocks declined, and 67 remained unchanged.
By Global Sectors, out of all 33 sectors, 27 sectors saw an increase, while 6 sectors experienced a decline. Stocks in Precision Instruments, such as Terumo <4543.T> and HOYA <7741.T>, as well as Real Estate stocks like Mitsui Fudosan <8801.T> and Mitsubishi Estate <8802.T> rose. Textile stocks, including Teijin <3401.T> and TORAY INDS INC <3402.T>, as well as Glass and Ceramics stocks like AGC <5201.T> and Special Ceramics <5334.T> also performed well. Nonferrous Metals stocks like Fujikura <5803.T> and SWCC <5805.T>, as well as Warehouse and Transport stocks such as Mitsui Sumitomo HLDG <9302.T> and Kamigumi <9364.T> remained strong. Service stocks like Rakuten <4755.T> and Recruit H <6098.T>, along with Mining stocks like INPEX <1605.T> and Petroleum Resources <1662.T> were also solid. On the other hand, Bank stocks such as Mitsubishi UFJ <8306.T> and Sumitomo Mitsui <8316.T>, as well as Electric and Gas stocks like Tokyo Gas <9531.T> and Tohoku Electric Power <9532.T> declined.
Individually, W Scope <6619.T>, Mimaki Engineering <6638.T>, Nexon <3659.T>, MRO <3064.T>, and Intermes <262A.T> saw increases. In contrast, Anbis <7071.T>, Aichi Steel <5482.T>, Mitsui E&S <7003.T>, Kioxia <285A.T>, and Mitsui Ocean <6269.T> declined.
Provided by Wealth Advisor Company.