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Nippon Seisen: Confirmation letter
Nippon Seisen: Half Year Report - Term 95 (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)
Nippon Seisen: Consolidated Financial Results for the 2nd Quarter (Interim Period) for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2025 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)
Individual investor, Yuukai Yuugen: If the Ishiba new administration continues the strong yen and lower stock prices, there are expectations for performance and election-related stocks [FISCO Social Reporter].
The following is a comment written by the individual investor 'Yuugentei Tamisuke' (Blog: Profitable Stock Information 'The Cat Husband's Stocks Know No Bounds') who is a Fisco Social Reporter. At Fisco, we strive to collaborate with individuals who actively disseminate information in order to provide a wider range of information to investors. -----------* Prime Minister Ishiba, who took office on October 1st, 2024*, as Prime Minister on October 7th, 2024 at 1 pm, has seemed to change his stance since taking office.
Stocks that moved the previous day part1 include QPS Research Institute, Mitsukoshi Isetan, Laser Tech, etc.
Chiba Kogyo Bank <8337> 1039 +1025 announced an upward revision of its financial estimates for the first half of the fiscal year ending March 2025. Minato Holdings <6862> 715 +29 announced a share buyback of up to 2.0% of the issued shares. Yamau Holdings <5284> 1769 +4225 announced an upward revision of its financial estimates for the first half of the fiscal year ending March 2025. Hellos <2742> 4190 -165 saw a 14.0% increase in operating profit in the previous period, down from the 20.4% growth in the first quarter. Daiken <5900>
Nikkei average sharply fell, yen surged due to 'Ishiba shock', index plunged in afternoon session.
Last weekend, on the 27th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA market closed at 42,313.00, up 137.89 points (+0.33%), the Nasdaq closed at 18,119.59, down 70.70 points (-0.39%), and the S&P500 closed at 5,738.17, down 7.20 points (-0.13%). It was supported by expectations of a significant interest rate cut following the confirmation of a continued trend of inflation slowdown in the August PCE price index. The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index also exceeded expectations.
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