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The uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs is leading to a sense of stagnation.
The Nikkei average fell slightly for three consecutive trading days, ending at 37,608.49 yen, down 68.57 yen (Volume approximately 1.6 billion 50 million shares). Initially, buying began due to the rise in U.S. stocks at the end of last week, but after peaking at 37,841.68 yen at the open, the market showed a strong sense of stagnation. Uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariff policies became a burden, leading to a slight movement as it ended at today's low. In the Main Board of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the number of falling stocks exceeded 1,100, accounting for more than 60% of the total.
Stocks that moved and those that were traded in the front market.
*Yamachi Electric <6941> 2289 +182 announced a short-term, high-level Share Buyback. *Itoham Yonekyu <2296> 4215 +330 announced a commemorative Dividends for the fiscal year ending March 2026. *Asics <7936> 3397 +199 although Nike shares are down, there is an expectation for a shift in funds instead of impact. *Towa <6315> 1780 +93 continues to view the establishment of next-generation HBM4 Encapsulation technology as significant. *Netpro HD <7383> 501 +22 Grow.
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There is a possibility that interest in dividend-oriented stocks will increase.
[Stocks Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 24th is expected to start with a slight Sell and then show a resilient market trend. In the US market on the 21st, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 32 dollars, and Nasdaq increased by 92 points. As Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Goolsbee reiterated that the impact of tariffs on inflation is 'transitory', there was caution against the delay in the Federal Reserve's (FRB) response, leading to Sell orders, in addition to the technical aspects of the settlement day for stock index Futures and Single Option.
The computational power required for AI is currently 100 times more.
At the event referred to as the 'Super Bowl of AI,' NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang stated that the world will require 100 times the computing power that was thought necessary one year ago as it moves towards advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI). This appears aimed at easing investors' concerns regarding the AI boom. <6702> Fujitsu <7046> TDSE <4011> Headwaters
As it approaches 38,000 yen, the heaviness of the upper range comes into focus.
The Nikkei average fell slightly, ending trading at 37,677.06 yen, down 74.82 yen (with an estimated Volume of 2.6 billion 60 million shares). In the morning, influenced by the decline of U.S. stocks from the previous day and a pause in the depreciation of the yen, selling started out first. However, after the opening, it was bought back at a low, and by the end of the first half, it was purchased up to 37,968.02 yen. When the good earnings outlook from U.S. semiconductor memory giant Micron Technology Inc was conveyed, some semiconductor-related stocks were bought. Additionally, against the backdrop of expectations for further interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan, there was anticipation for an improvement in profit margins.
