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Risk preference mood spreads, temporarily recovering to the 0.04 million yen level for the first time in 3 months.
The Nikkei average rose for the fourth consecutive business day. It closed at 39,910.55 yen, up 304.75 yen (with an estimated volume of 1.8 billion 50 million shares traded). Following the rise of major stock price indices in the US market the previous day, the Nikkei average began trading near the 0.04 million yen mark for the first time in about three months since July 19th. Subsequently, amidst a sense of immediate achievement due to reaching this milestone, there was a mix of buying and selling, with a battle continuing around the 0.04 million yen mark. While the day ended with the closing at today's lowest price, it
The Nikkei Average rose for the fourth day, temporarily recovering to the 40,000 yen level, but concerns arise due to the decline in Asian stocks etc.
On the 14th, the US stock market continued to rise. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 43,065.22, up 201.36 points, and the Nasdaq closed at 18,502.69, up 159.75 points. Following speculation of a slight interest rate cut leading to selling pressure and buying driven by expectations of demand recovery against the backdrop of additional fiscal policies by the Chinese government, the market opened with mixed results. Subsequently, expectations for earnings of major companies provided support, pushing the market higher. Furthermore, the rise of semiconductor Nvidia pushed up the Nasdaq, leading to gains towards the end of the trading session.
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The Nikkei average recovered by 0.04 million yen, but australian small/mid cap stocks are difficult to handle.
[Stock Opening Comments] On the 15th, the Japanese stock market started with a gap up, and it seems to be conscious of the Nikkei Stock Average recovering the 0.04 million yen mark. On the 14th, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 201 points, and the Nasdaq rise by 159 points. Expectations for major companies' earnings have increased as JP Morgan, which announced its earnings at the end of the previous week, exceeded financial estimates. In addition, the rise of semiconductor stocks like Nvidia has brightened sentiment, and economically sensitive stocks have also been bought.
The rise of Fast Retailing's stock is supporting the market.
The Nikkei average rose for the third day, ending the trading at 39,605.80 yen, up 224.91 yen (+1.5 billion 70 million shares estimated volume). Despite the main stock price index in the US market falling the previous day, buying continued in financial stocks such as mega banks due to expectations of improved spreads following the rise in domestic long-term interest rates. Additionally, First Retailing <9983> announced favorable earnings, attracting buying from the morning, and the Nikkei average extended its gains to 39,668.93 yen in the mid-afternoon. On the Tokyo Stock Exchange main board, the number of declining stocks and rising stocks were
Nikkei average rose for the third day, with buying focused on Fast Retailing with good earnings.
On the 10th, the US stock market fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 57.88 points at 42,454.12 dollars, while the Nasdaq traded at 18,282.05, down 9.57 points. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) exceeded financial estimates, leading to a decline after the opening as expectations of a swift rate cut by the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) receded. The impact of a major hurricane also caused a substantial increase in weekly initial jobless claims, leading to a deterioration in economic outlook and further selling pressure and continued decline. Leading in the field of AI.
