Today's flows: 01/14 Nintendo saw an inflow of JPY¥ 3.06 billion, Advantest saw an outflow of JPY¥ 18.09 billion

On January 14th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 674.46 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 880.74 billion.$Nintendo(7974.JP)$, $Inpex(1605.JP)$ and $Fanuc(6954.JP)$ were net buyers of JPY¥ 3.06

Moomoo News01:45 ET

INPEX has made a final investment decision for the expansion development of its geothermal business in Indonesia.

INPEX <1605.T> announced on the 14th that through its geothermal subsidiary INPEX Geothermal Development, it has participated in investment along with Sumitomo Corporation <8053.T> and the private power generation development company in Indonesia, Supreme Energy, in Supreme Energy Muara Laboh (SEML), which holds the geothermal mining area and geothermal business license, and has decided to proceed with the final investment for the expansion development of the Muara Laboh geothermal power generation project currently in operation in Indonesia.

Kabushiki Shimbun01:27 ET

Three points to focus on in the latter half of the session - the decline of high-value Semiconductors stocks is having an impact.

In the afternoon trade on the 14th, I want to focus on the following three points. • The Nikkei average fell for the fourth consecutive day, affected by the decline in large-cap Semiconductors stocks. • The dollar-yen exchange rate is struggling to rise, with caution against selling at higher levels. • The top contributor to the decline is Advantest <6857>, and the second is Tokyo Electron Ltd. Unsponsored ADR <8035>. ■ The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days, influenced by the decline in large-cap Semiconductors stocks. The Nikkei average ended the previous day's trade down 720.82 yen (-1.84%) at 38,469.58 yen (estimated Volume 0.9 billion 90 million shares).

Fisco Japan22:26 ET

The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days, affected by the decline of high-priced Semiconductors stocks.

The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days. It closed the morning session at 38,469.58 yen, down 720.82 yen (−1.84%) from the previous day (estimated Volume 0.9 billion 90 million shares). On the 13th, the US market had mixed results. The Dow Inc closed 358.67 dollars higher at 42,297.12 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended down 73.53 points at 19,088.10. Continuing selling due to the retreat of interest rate cut expectations, there was a decline after the opening. The Dow rose along with the Energy Sector driven by high crude oil prices and the Health Care Sector.

Fisco Japan22:13 ET

The Nikkei average fell significantly by 720 yen, marking a four-day decline, with more than 80% of Main Board stocks experiencing losses = the morning session of the 14th.

In the morning session 14 days ago, the Nikkei average fell significantly for the fourth consecutive day, down 720.82 yen from the previous weekend at 38,469.58 yen. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) dropped 34.37 points, reaching 2,679.75 points. In the USA, expectations for an interest rate cut further receded following the employment statistics for December released last weekend, leading to declines in technology stocks. Additionally, on the 13th, selling pressure was dominant due to the drop in the SOX (Philadelphia Semiconductor Index), which has a significant impact on Japan's semiconductor-related stocks.

Kabushiki Shimbun21:49 ET

The Nikkei average started down 179 points, with companies like Advantest and Yaskawa Electric declining.

[Nikkei Average/ TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 39010.96; -179.44 TOPIX; 2712.02; -2.10 [Opening Overview] On the 14th, the Nikkei Average opened 179.44 yen lower at 39010.96 yen, marking its fourth consecutive decline. During the three-day weekend, on the preceding Friday, the Dow Inc dropped by 696.75 dollars, and the Nasdaq fell by 317.25 points. Since the employment statistics for December unexpectedly showed improvement, expectations for a rate cut diminished, leading to an increase in long-term Gold rates and Stocks.

Fisco Japan19:41 ET