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Due to concerns over Trump tariffs, temporarily fell below 37,000 yen.
The Nikkei average significantly continued to decline, closing down 679.64 yen at 37,120.33 yen (estimated Volume of 1.9 billion 30 million shares). The decline was influenced by the negative sentiment from the previous day in the USA market, following President Trump's announcement of a 25% additional tariff on imported Autos. The Nikkei average opened with a drop of over 400 yen and dipped below the key 37,000 yen level during the mid-morning session. Although there were moments to pick up on dips afterward, in the afternoon session, stocks like Tokyo Electron <8035> and Advantest <6857> were affected.
Dai Nippon Printing, Iwatani Industry, ETC [List of brand materials from the newspaper]
*Dai Nippon Printing <7912> expands medical Logistics, opening a base in Tokyo next month (Nikkan Kogyo 1st page) -○*Toho Gas <9533> invests 240 billion yen in Electricity and Overseas over three years, aiming for a recurring profit of 30 billion yen in 2027 (Nikkan Kogyo 4th page) -○*Rohm <6963> jointly develops electric vehicle Components with MAZDA MOTOR CRP, using GaN power Semiconductors (Nikkan Kogyo 11th page) -○*Morita HD <6455> supports firefighting operations with AI, proposing at the Osaka Expo (Nikkan Kogyo 11th page) -○*Sodick <6143> Metal molding machine's Italy.
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Selling pressure driven by declines in U.S. tech stocks and discontent with Autos tariffs is leading.
[Stocks Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 27th is expected to start with a sell-off, but gradually show signs of resilience. On the 26th, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average decrease by 132 points, and Nasdaq drop by 372 points. Reports indicate that the Chinese government recommended using only Semiconductors that meet energy efficiency requirements during the construction of new Datacenters and the expansion of existing facilities, leading to sell-offs in Semiconductor stocks such as NVIDIA, which weighed on the market. Moreover, Trump
From the perspective of dividend-oriented expectations, the market has recovered to the 38,000 yen level for the first time in a month.
The Nikkei average continued to climb. It closed at 38,027.29 yen, up 246.75 yen (estimated Volume of 1.7 billion 50 million shares), recovering over the 38,000 yen mark for the first time in about a month since February 27. Following the trend of tech stocks being bought in the US market on the 25th, Semiconductors and Electronic Components were purchased, leading to the recovery of the Nikkei average over the key 38,000 yen level at the start. After the buying frenzy, a sense of stagnation became stronger, and there was a moment in the middle of the morning session where it narrowed its gains to 37,873.28 yen, but tomorrow.
