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Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (Close) ~ The average slightly declines for the first time in five days, with SoftBank G and Tokyo Electron collectively lowering it by about 67 yen.
As of the close on the 24th, the number of rising and falling stocks in the Nikkei Index was 130 up, 89 down, and 6 unchanged. On the 23rd, the US Stocks market continued to rise. Dow Inc closed up 408.34 points at 44,565.07 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended trading up 44.34 points at 20,053.68. Employment-related Indicators were weak, and with concerns about the Stunk in Semiconductors demand emerging, the high-tech sector was under pressure and softened after the opening. Subsequently, President Trump spoke at the Davos conference about domestic issues.
The Nikkei average rose by 233 points, extending its gains for five consecutive days, stimulated by statements from U.S. President Trump regarding his reluctance on tariffs against China = the early session on the 24th.
In the morning of 24 days ago, the Nikkei Stock Average rose by 233.98 yen compared to the previous day, reaching 40,192.85 yen, while the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) increased by 17.16 points to 2,768.90 points, marking a continuation of five days of gains. On the 23rd local time, the US stock markets saw both the Dow Inc and the Nasdaq Composite Index rise for four consecutive days. Following this movement, Japanese stocks experienced a lead in buying. However, as a result of the upcoming announcement of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision, a wait-and-see mood spread, and there were also moments when profits were secured through selling.
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (closing) - The Nikkei Average continues to rise, with Fast Retailing and Tokyo Electron contributing approximately 85 yen in total.
As of the market close on the 21st, the number of rising and falling stocks in the Nikkei average was 114 rising, 107 falling, and 4 unchanged. The US market was closed on the 20th due to the King Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. The Tokyo market opened with a buying advantage as there were restrained comments regarding tariffs during the significant inauguration of President Trump. There were moments when the Nikkei average expanded to 39,238.21 yen, but around 10 AM, it was announced that "tariffs of 25% would be implemented on Mexico and Canada from February 1."
Rating information (investment decision change - part 2) = Gunma Silver, Asahi, ETC.
◎ SBI Securities (three-tier: Buy > Hold > Sell) Gunma Bank <8334.T> — "Hold" → "Buy", 1000 yen → 1300 yen Mizuho <8411.T> — "Hold" → "Buy", 3200 yen → 4700 yen Kyoto FG <5844.T> — "Buy" → "Hold", 2600 yen → 2500 yen Fukuoka <8354.T> — "Buy" → "Hold", 4500 yen → 4400 yen ◎ JP Morgan Securities (three-tier: Overweight > neutral > Underweight) Asahi.
<Rating Change Observation> Upgraded ratings for Shinri and AstroSke / Tamura, downgraded rating for Kyoto FG, etc.
◎ New and resuming Astro Skate <186A.T> - The bank's top rating is Asahi <2502.T> - The U.S. firm has the highest rating for Kirin HD <2503.T> - The U.S. firm is in the middle rating for Coca-Cola <2579.T> - The U.S. firm has the highest rating for Suntory BF <2587.T> - The U.S. firm is in the middle rating for JT <2914.T> - The U.S. firm is in the middle rating for SWCC <5805.T> - The U.S. firm rates "Buy" for Symphony <6507.T> - Domestic.
Today's flows: 01/10 Fast Retailing saw an inflow of JPY¥ 22.96 billion, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group saw an outflow of JPY¥ 5.91 billion
On January 10th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 720.38 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 814.83 billion.$Fast Retailing(9983.JP)$, $Advantest(6857.JP)$ and $Shift(3697.JP)$ were net buyers