Nikkei Stock Average Contribution Ranking (pre-closing) ~ Nikkei Average rises for the fourth day, with Toshiba Electronic pushing up approximately 128 yen per share.

At the closing time 15 days ago, the number of surging stocks in the Nikkei average constituent stocks was 182, with 42 declining and 1 unchanged. The Nikkei average continued to rise for 4 business days. It closed the morning session at 40,232.45 yen, up 626.65 yen (+1.58%) from the previous trading day, with an estimated volume of 804 million 40 million shares. The U.S. stock market on the 14th continued to rise. The Dow Inc rose by 201.36 points to 43,065.22 points, and the nasdaq ended trading at 18,502.69, up 159.75 points.

Fisco JapanOct 14 23:47 ET

ADR Japan Stock Rankings - General buy dominance such as Japan Post, Chicago at 39,855 yen, 245 yen higher than Osaka.

Japanese stocks of American Depositary Receipts (ADR) such as Japan Post <6178>, Mizuho Financial Group <8411>, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group <8316>, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group <8306>, Fujitsu <6702>, Tokio Marine Holdings <8766>, Mitsubishi Electric Corp. unsponsored ADR <6503>, etc., are rising compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted at a rate of 1 dollar to 149.13 yen), with general buying dominance. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price is 245 yen higher than the Osaka day session at 39,855 yen. The US stock market is rebounding. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 409.74 points at 42,863.

Fisco JapanOct 11 18:22 ET

The rise of Fast Retailing's stock is supporting the market.

The Nikkei average rose for the third day, ending the trading at 39,605.80 yen, up 224.91 yen (+1.5 billion 70 million shares estimated volume). Despite the main stock price index in the US market falling the previous day, buying continued in financial stocks such as mega banks due to expectations of improved spreads following the rise in domestic long-term interest rates. Additionally, First Retailing <9983> announced favorable earnings, attracting buying from the morning, and the Nikkei average extended its gains to 39,668.93 yen in the mid-afternoon. On the Tokyo Stock Exchange main board, the number of declining stocks and rising stocks were

Fisco JapanOct 11 03:00 ET

Nikkei average is up 237 yen, cautious about chasing higher prices before the 3-day weekend.

The Nikkei average is up 237 yen (as of 13:50). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, First Retailing <9983>, Advantest <6857>, Tokyo Electron <8035>, and others are among the top positive contributors, while SoftBank Group <9984>, KDDI Corporation <9433>, Shin-Etsu Chemical <4063>, and others are among the top negative contributors. In the sectors, banking, retail trade, insurance, nonferrous metals, and marine transportation are among the top gainers, while real estate, construction, rubber products, land transportation, and food products are among the top losers.

Fisco JapanOct 11 00:52 ET

US stocks rose and the yen weakened, leading to buying ahead but facing heavy resistance.

The Nikkei average continued to rise. It closed at 39,380.89 yen, up 102.93 yen (trading volume estimated at 1.5 billion shares). Buying took the lead in response to the rise in major stock indexes in the US market the previous day and the yen's depreciation to the mid-149 yen level against the dollar. The Nikkei average rose to 39,616.59 yen shortly after the start of trading. However, it was easy for selling pressure on rebounds to enter at higher levels, leading to a stalemate situation after the buying wave subsided. In the US, the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for September is pending.

Fisco JapanOct 10 03:07 ET

The Nikkei average is up 111 yen, with a focus on US CPI etc.

The Nikkei average is up 111 yen (as of 14:40). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, SoftBank Group <9984>, Fast Retailing <9983>, Shin-Etsu Chemical <4063>, and others are ranked high in positive contributions, while Advantest <6857>, Toshiba <8035>, Aeon <8267>, and others are ranked high in negative contributions. In terms of sectors, rubber products, insurance, banking, transportation equipment, and pharmaceutical are ranked high in terms of price increases, while retail trade, service industry, textiles & apparels, other products, and electronics

Fisco JapanOct 10 01:41 ET