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Stocks that moved the day before Part 1 include Kimura Koki, Trend Micro, Fujikura, etc.
DIC <4631> upwardly revised financial estimates for fiscal year ending March 2025 to 2.853 billion yen. Komatsu <6231> operating profit for Q1 increased by 30.7% to 4.605 billion yen. Zenetec <4492> operating profit for Q1 turned from a red figure of 0.017 billion yen in the same period of the previous year to black figure of 0.157 billion yen. Janome <6445> operating profit for Q1 turned from a red figure of 0.18 billion yen in the same period of the previous year to black figure of 0.481 billion yen. Also announced an increase in dividends. Matsuya.
Nikkei Contribution Ranking (Closing) ~ Nikkei average rebounds, SoftBank Group and Recruit HD jointly push up the stock value by about 121 yen with the help of two stocks.
At the closing bell on the 9th, the number of Nikkei constituents that rose was 142 stocks, fell was 83 stocks, and unchanged was 0 stocks. On the 8th, the US stock market rebounded. The Dow Inc. rose 683.04 points (+ 1.76%) to 39,446.49 dollars, the NASDAQ rose 464.21 points (+ 2.87%) to 16,660.02, and the S&P 500 ended trading at 5,319.31, up 119.81 points (+ 2.30%). This was due to the number of weekly jobless insurance applications falling below financial estimates, which brought peace of mind.
Steady development from the movement of high-tech stocks and earnings evaluations.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, and closed at 35,025.00 yen (approximately 2.504 billion shares traded), up 193.85 yen from the previous day's trading, with buying centered on high-tech stocks against the backdrop of a rise in US stocks and a weak yen. Shortly after the opening of trading, it rose to 35,671.31 yen. In addition, there was a continued shift of funds to stocks with good earnings results. However, with the possibility of position adjustments, such as selling before the three-day weekend, there was a standoff around 35,000 yen after the buying spree, and it fell to 34,445.57 yen in the middle of the afternoon.
Mitsui Ocean, Meck, Towa, etc.
<6315> TOWA 6170 drops sharply by 850. The company announced its first quarter financial results the previous day. Although operating profit was 2.21 billion yen, an increase of 2.4 times compared to the same period last year, it fell slightly below the market forecast of around 2.6 billion yen. Order volume has been almost at the company guidance level. Due to the lack of positive surprises, the market seems to be selling off today. Sales of HBM are also in a downturn in the first quarter and are not seen as a significant factor.
The Nikkei average rebounded and ended by maintaining the 35,000 yen level, although the upside is heavy before the three-day holiday.
On the 8th, the US stock market rebounded. The Dow Inc. closed at 39,446.49, up 683.04 points (+1.76%), while NASDAQ closed at 16,660.02, up 464.21 points (+2.87%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,319.31, up 119.81 points (+2.30%). As weekly jobless claims fell below financial estimates, the market felt more at ease and rose after opening. Concerns over the deterioration of the labor market and the economy receded, and the market remained strong throughout the day. The gains increased in the final stretch.
Fujikura Composites Sees 1H Net Y1.40B
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