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Buyback movement due to expectations of a soft landing in the US economy.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, closing at 38,647.75 yen, up 285.22 yen (approx. 2 billion shares traded). Due to the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching a new high in the previous day's US market, investor sentiment improved and buying focused on leading stocks. However, the decline in shares of US semiconductor giant Nvidia weighed down on semiconductor-related stocks, resulting in selling pressure. The Nikkei Average soon turned negative, falling to 38,316.87 yen. However, being the final trading day of the month, there were buying activities from domestic institutional investors to adjust their holdings.
Japan Steel, Sojitz, etc. [List of stock materials from newspapers]
* Okaya Steel Machinery <7485> deepens its presence in Asia, establishes a new company in Vietnam and increases staff in India (Nikkan Kogyo front page). * Nippon Steel <5401> expects arbitration results on the acquisition of US Steel next month, Vice Chairman looks ahead (Nikkan Kogyo front page). * NTT <9432> and Chunghwa Telecom achieve international communication between Japan and Taiwan through IOWN (Nikkan Kogyo page 3). * TDK <6762> collaborates with Tokyo Medical and Dental University to measure heart activities non-invasively using magnetic sensors (Nikkan Kogyo page 3). * Sojitz <2768> invests in agriculture DX startups, predicts grain harvest.
List of conversion stocks [List of conversion stocks for parabolic signals]
○Buy conversion stock list Market Code Stock Name Close Price SAR Tokyo Prime <2269> Meiji HD 3640 3395<3925> D Standard 1600 1343<4206> Aika Kogyo 3312 3170<4331> T&G Needs 835 742<4973> High Purity 3260 2800<6240> Yamashin F 4
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Selling pressure dominates the market, especially in high-tech stocks, but there is strong buying interest on dips and a reluctance to decline.
The Nikkei average fell slightly for the third consecutive day. It ended the trading day at 38,362.53 yen, down 9.23 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.6 billion shares). Following the release of the 2024 Q2 earnings by the leading U.S. semiconductor company NVIDIA in extended hours trading, the semiconductor-related stocks and others were sold off. The Nikkei average dropped to 37,970.20 yen at the start of the trading session. However, there was a rebound below the psychological milestone of the 38,000 yen level, and there was also a movement to buy on dips, along with the yen exchange rate at 1.
The Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day, with nvidia's decline and a temporary rebound in semiconductor stocks.
On the 28th, the US stock market fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 41,091.42, down 159.08 points (-0.39%). The Nasdaq closed at 17,556.03, down 198.79 points (-1.12%). The S&P 500 closed at 5,592.18, down 33.62 points (-0.60%). There were no major economic indicators released and the market was mixed after opening. The Dow Jones saw profit-taking selling near its record high, and the Nasdaq also saw selling due to concerns about rising long-term interest rates and the semiconductor industry.