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Nikkei Average Contribution Ratio Ranking (pre-market) ~ Nikkei Average fell for the third day, Toshiba Electronic pushed down about 65 yen in one stock.
As of the closing of the 14th, the number of rising Nikkei average constituent stocks was 148, the number of falling stocks was 75, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. Nikkei average fell for the third day. By the end of the morning session, it was down 77.25 yen (-0.21%) from the previous day at 36,155.26 yen (with an estimated volume of 1,090 million shares). On the 13th, the US stock market rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 408.63 points (+1.04%) to 39,765.64, and the NASDAQ rose 407.00 points (+2.43%) to 171.
Three points to pay attention to in the afternoon: Will the political vacuum be disliked due to Prime Minister Kishida's decision not to run for election?
In the afternoon of the 14th, there are three points to pay attention to in the trade. - The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in three days, as political instability loomed following Fumio Kishida's decision not to run for prime minister. The dollar/yen sharply declined due to the drop in Japanese stocks. The top two contributors to the decline in prices were Toshiba Corporation <8035> and Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. <9983>. - Nikkei Average fell for the third day in a row. It closed at 36,155.26 yen (approx. 1,090 million shares traded) during the morning session, down 77.25 yen (-0.21%) from the previous day.
The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in three days, as concern grows about the political vacuum caused by Prime Minister Kishida's decision not to run.
The Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day. The morning session closed at 36,155.26 yen (a trading volume of approximately 1,090 million shares), down 77.25 yen (-0.21%) from the previous day. On the 13th, the US stock market rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 39,765.64 dollars, up 408.63 dollars (+1.04%), the NASDAQ closed at 17,187.61, up 407.00 points (+2.43%), and S&P500 closed at 5,434.43, up 90.04 points (+1.68%). In July, producer goods
Recruit Holdings' operating profit in the first quarter increased by 5.1% to 127.8 billion yen.
Recruit HD <6098> announced its Q1 2025 financial results for March, with sales revenue up 6% YoY to ¥901.558 billion and operating profit up 5.1% YoY to ¥127.818 billion, exceeding the consensus (approximately ¥118.2 billion). The main HR technology and staffing businesses, such as Indeed, grew, as did financial revenue. [Positive evaluation] <8604> Nomura | <6524> Hubei Industrial Medium <4452>
Comsys Holdings: Supplementary explanation material for the first quarter financial results in March 2025.
Comsys Holdings: March 2025 quarter 1 financial statement (consolidated)
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