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Japan's Kato: Important to Achieve Fiscal Health While We Strongly Push for Economic Recovery
Determining the sustainability of Trump trade while being risk averse.
[Stock Opening Comments] On the 7th, the Japanese stock market started with buying ahead, likely to enter a battle at 0.04 million yen. On the 6th, the USA market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 1508 points, and the Nasdaq by 544 points. The uncertainty was dispelled by the presidential election passing. Expectations for the pro-business policies of the second Trump administration, such as deregulation leading to increased corporate profits, accelerated buying and remained strong throughout the day. The settlement price of the Chicago Nikkei 225 futures was 40,035 yen, up 335 yen from Osaka. The yen exchange rate is 154 yen to the dollar.
List of Conversion Stocks (Part 4) [List of Parabolic Signal Conversion Stocks]
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List of cloud breakout stocks (Part 1) [Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Cloud Breakout Stock List]
Top breakout stocks list in the market Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Board <1515> Nippon Steel Mining 4445 4277.5 4360 <1780> Yamaura 1200 1147 187.5 <1814> Oimasue Construction 1646 1642.75 1570 <1893> Goyo Construction 6366 197.75 608.5 <1899> Fukuda Group 5570 5440 5530 <1975>
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※The above calendar is only a schedule and may be subject to change due to company's convenience. ---------------------------------------November 7th (Thu) <1375> Yukiguni Maitake <1382> Hobe <1439> Yasue Construction <147A> Soracom <1515> Nittetsu-ko <1719> Ando Hazama <1720> Tokyu Construction <1738> NITTOH <1788
"Trump trade" dominates, temporarily recovering to 39,600 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly, closing at 39,480.67 yen, up 1005.77 yen (with an estimated volume of 2.450 million shares). Amid progress in the U.S. presidential election vote count, buying expectations for former President Trump's victory gradually took precedence. Additionally, in the foreign exchange market, the 'Trump Trade' led to a rise in dollar buying and yen selling, pushing the yen lower to around 154 yen per dollar, boosting investor sentiment. Furthermore, with U.S. stock index futures also trading in positive territory, there is optimism for post-election market movements.