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SoftBank Group, which received investment from US AI, is leading the way.
The Nikkei average rose significantly for three consecutive days. With an increase of 618.27 yen, it closed at 39,646.25 yen (estimated Volume of 1.7 billion 50 million shares), recovering to the 39,600 yen level for the first time since the 9th. The rise in major stock market indices in the USA the previous day was well received, in addition to President Trump's announcement that SoftBank Group <9984>, OpenAI, and Oracle Corp would together invest 500 billion dollars (approximately 78 trillion yen) in the next four years to develop AI-related infrastructure such as Datacenter in the USA.
The Nikkei average rises for three consecutive days as expectations strengthen for Trump's economic policies.
On the 21st, the US Stocks market continued to rise. The Dow Inc average gained $537.98 to close at $44,025.81, while the Nasdaq increased by 126.58 points to finish at 19,756.78. After the opening, expectations grew that the tariff measures from the Trump administration would not be strengthened as feared, which contributed to the rise. Reports of large-scale AI infrastructure investments from three private companies, including SoftBank Group <9984>, also served as positive material, leading to further gains. The decline in interest rates and the rise of Semiconductors NVIDIA, as well as the search engine Google operated by Alfu, contributed to this upward trend.
Daito Trust Construction, Stanley Electricity, ETC.
*Daito Kento <1878> is investing 45 billion yen in logistics facilities in Chiba and Tochigi for in-house development (Nikkan Kogyo, front page) - ○ *Stanley Electric <6923> is promoting development collaboration and re-evaluating its in-house policy for rapid market introduction (Nikkan Kogyo, page 7) - ○ *Toyota Gosei <7282> is investing in digital archi and considering using recycled resin for construction molds (Nikkan Kogyo, page 7) - ○ *Horiba Seisakusho <6856> Horiba Estec has developed ultra-thin control devices for semiconductor equipment, with maximum gas flow increased sevenfold (Nikkan Kogyo, page 9) - ○ *Dai Nippon Printing <7912> mini
Wall Street Today: AI Domestic Investment News on the Way
In the future, attention will turn to the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision-making meetings.
The Nikkei average continued to rise, closing up 125.48 yen at 39,027.98 yen (Volume estimated at 1.5 billion 30 million shares), recovering the 39,000 yen level for the first time since the 10th. Developments were influenced by reports regarding tariffs from U.S. President Trump. Anticipating that Trump would postpone tariff policies during his inauguration, buying activity led to a rise, reaching 39,238.21 yen shortly after the opening. However, after reports emerged about considering tariffs on Mexico and Canada, it turned negative in the middle of the first half.
A UK hedge fund has developed a tool that surpasses Excel.
It is reported that Man Group, a hedge fund based in London, has developed its unique tool "Arctic DB" for analyzing large amounts of data at high speed and has begun commercializing it. Companies dealing with financial markets, especially those in Capital Markets, are said to be seeking increasingly advanced tech tools for rigorous data analysis.