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Furukawa Electric to Divest Furukawa Battery Stake in Tender Offer Deal With AP78
Three points to watch for in the morning session ~ Nidec Corporation sponsored ADR may brighten sentiment ~
In the morning of the 24th trade, we want to focus on the following three points. ■Nidec may brighten sentiment■Nidec, upward revision of operating profit to 240 billion yen from 230 billion yen■Focus of morning trading: Nidec, 10 trillion yen in revenue for the fiscal year ending March 2031, driven by five businesses including AI■Nidec may brighten sentimentThe Japanese stock market on the 24th is likely to develop into a strong deadlock feeling. In the US market on the 23rd, the NY Dow was down 57 dollars and the Nasdaq was
Nidec Corporation sponsored ADR, Marubeni Corporation, etc. [List of stock materials from the newspaper]
*NIDEC <6594> revenue of 10 trillion yen in March 31, 5 businesses including AI leading the way (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ *Nippon Steel <5401> Dissolving joint venture with China Baowu, focusing on automotive steel plates, US / India (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ *Hitachi <6501> Sells air conditioning joint venture to Bosch in Germany (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ *Ain HD <9627> Amazon collaborates with 9 pharmacies to provide online medication guidance service (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ *Fujitsu <6702> Safe driving of forklifts under a flat-rate system
Furukawa Electric Restructures Subsidiary Ownership
The boom of rechargeable batteries in the US is accelerating the inflow of funds for investors.
[Rechargeable Battery] Rechargeable batteries play a role in improving the stability of old power grids and supplementing unstable power sources such as wind and solar energy. It has been reported that Kimber, the CEO of the US Intersect Power, which is involved in the competition to profit in this field, is also joining the competition. It is said that the same field is growing rapidly due to the expansion of the solar energy market and an inflow of billions of dollars in funds from the US government and Wall Street.
Three points to focus on in the afternoon: a temporary decline of more than 2% due to the sharp drop in semiconductor stocks.
In the afternoon trading on the 18th, the following three points should be noted: the Nikkei Average fell significantly, semiconductors plummeted and fell more than 2% at one time; the dollar/yen rebounded and was bought back due to the sense of undervaluation; Tokyo Electron Ltd. unsponsored ADR was the top contributor to the decline, followed by SoftBank Group Ltd. <9984>. The Nikkei Average fell significantly, with semiconductors falling sharply, and at one time, it fell more than 2%. The Nikkei Average fell significantly, with a drop of 819.83 yen ( -1.99%) compared to the previous day, trading at 40,277.86 yen (approximately 870 million shares in volume) in the morning session.
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