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SoftBank, upward revision on 25/3, operating profit 950 billion yen ← 900 billion yen
SoftBank <9434> announced a revision to its financial estimates for the fiscal year ending in March 2025. The revenue has been upwardly revised from 6.2 trillion yen to 6.35 trillion yen, and the operating profit from 900 billion yen to 950 billion yen. The strong performance of its subsidiary, the leading smart phone payment provider PayPay, as well as the recovery of its mobile business, have contributed to this. [Positive evaluation] <9735> secom co midterm | <4521> Kaken Pharmaceutical midterm <7733> Olympus midterm | <8362> Fukui Bank revision <9005> Tokyu midterm | <4
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Pacific Metals: Confirmation letter
Pacific Metals: Interim report - 99th period (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)
3 key points to watch in the afternoon session ~ High-tech stocks support the downside, but face heavy resistance on the upside.
In the afternoon of the 8th, the following three points are worth noting in the trading session: - The Nikkei average rebounded, with technology stocks providing support but facing selling pressure. - The dollar/yen pair remains sluggish, with a focus on US interest rates. - SoftBank Group <9984> was the top gainer, while Recruit Holdings <6098> took the second spot in terms of contributing to the price increase. The Nikkei average rebounded. It closed the morning trading session at 39,515.36 yen, up 133.95 yen compared to the previous day (+0.34%) (with a volume of approximately 1,280 million shares traded).
Nikkei average rebounds, although tech stocks provide support, the upward trend is heavy.
The Nikkei Average rebounded. It closed the morning session at 39,515.36 yen, up 133.95 yen from the previous day (+0.34%) with an estimated volume of 1.208 billion shares traded. The US stock market on the 7th had mixed performances. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 43,729.34 dollars, down 0.59 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended trading at 19,269.46, up 285.99 points. The continued buying sentiment, driven by the favorable outcome of the presidential election for Mr. Trump, as well as the buying on the expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), led to gains after the opening.
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