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Risk aversion stance due to caution about Trump's tariff policy.
The Nikkei average fell after 3 business days. It ended trading at a decrease of 338.14 yen to 38,442.00 yen (with an approximate volume of 1.9 billion shares traded). Amid reports of additional tariffs on China by the upcoming US President Trump, risk aversion intensified. The Nikkei average sharply declined right after the opening, approaching the psychological milestone of 38,000 yen in the mid-morning session at 38,020.08 yen. Subsequently, due to buying back movements against the steep decline, the losses narrowed by the closing bell. Tokyo Stock Exchange Pla
Limited buying aimed at a one-step rise from 39,000 yen.
The Nikkei Average continued to rise significantly. It closed the trading at 38,780.14 yen, up 496.29 yen (volume approximately 2.74 billion shares), with buying leading across a wide range of stocks against the backdrop of positive economic indicators and the previous week's strong performance in US stocks. The Nikkei Average extended its gains to 39,053.64 yen around the midpoint of the morning session, recovering the key level of 39,000 yen for the first time in 6 trading days since the 15th. However, achieving the psychological milestone may lead to a sense of accomplishment in the short term, with subsequent selling on the sidelines waiting for a pullback.
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