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Daily closing at a high price due to expectations for the LDP leadership election
The Nikkei average continued to significantly rise. It closed at 39,829.56 yen, up 903.93 yen (with a volume estimate of 2.240 million shares) at the end of trading. Buying took the lead as major stock price indices rose in the U.S. market the previous day. The Nikkei average started by breaking through the psychological milestone of 39,000 yen. Subsequently, there were moments where the upward momentum was reduced due to the anticipation of wanting to assess the results of the LDP presidential election. However, following the first round of voting in the LDP presidential election, Fumio Kishida, former Secretary-General, and Sanae Takaichi, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, advanced to the runoff, and the Nikkei
The Nikkei Average continued to rise significantly, closing at a two-day high as speculation ahead of the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election prevails.
On the 26th, the US stock market rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42,175.11, up 260.36 points (+0.62%), Nasdaq closed at 18,190.29, up 108.08 points (+0.60%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,745.37, up 23.11 points (+0.40%). Following better-than-expected economic indicators, buying due to improving economic outlook led to an increase after the opening. The Chinese government indicated its policy to strengthen fiscal support to achieve growth targets, also supporting the outlook for demand recovery.
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Top Cloud Breakout Stocks Market Overview Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board <6266> Tatsumo 3065 2976.5 3043 <6268> Nabtesco 2566 2444 2549.5 <6330> Yo Engi 760 705.75 758.5 <6331>
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Amid the positive reception of the rise in US high-tech stocks, they closed at a high price due to active rights trading.
The Nikkei average rebounded significantly. It closed at 38,925.63 yen, up 1,055.37 yen (volume approximately 2.08 billion shares), reaching the highest level in about two months since July 31st's 39,101.82 yen on a closing basis. Backed by strong earnings from US semiconductor companies, high-tech stocks were actively bought, and the yen weakened temporarily to around 145 yen per dollar, boosting investor sentiment. Despite moments of profit-taking due to caution against the rapid rise, the focus shifted to dividend-oriented investments.
