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The uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs is leading to a sense of stagnation.
The Nikkei average fell slightly for three consecutive trading days, ending at 37,608.49 yen, down 68.57 yen (Volume approximately 1.6 billion 50 million shares). Initially, buying began due to the rise in U.S. stocks at the end of last week, but after peaking at 37,841.68 yen at the open, the market showed a strong sense of stagnation. Uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariff policies became a burden, leading to a slight movement as it ended at today's low. In the Main Board of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the number of falling stocks exceeded 1,100, accounting for more than 60% of the total.
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In the afternoon session, there is adjustment of holdings in anticipation of President Ueda's press conference and the outcome of the FOMC.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in four trading days. It closed at 37,751.88 yen, down 93.54 yen (with an estimated Volume of 1.8 billion 40 million shares). Selling was driven by the weakness in U.S. stocks from the previous day, but buying continued in value stocks such as trading companies due to the influence of famous U.S. investor Warren Buffett, and after the initial selling, there was a quick bounce back. Additionally, when the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting decided to maintain the current policy, short-term players also engaged in Futures buying, and just before the morning close, it reached as high as 38,128.58 yen.
The Nikkei Average is up about 190 yen, with the positive contributions being led by Recruit Inc, Tokyo Electron, and Fast Retailing.
As of 12:45 PM on the 19th, the Nikkei Average is around 38,035 yen, up about 190 yen from the previous day. The market opened slightly with a prevailing Sell sentiment in the afternoon session, showing some resistance to further gains. The exchange rate remains stable at around 149.40 yen to the dollar. Among the contributing stocks in the Nikkei Average, Recruit Inc <6098.T>, Tokyo Electron <8035.T>, and Fast Retailing <9983.T> are the top contributors in the positive. In the negative, Advantest <6857> is mentioned.
The Nikkei average is up by 220 yen, remaining strong after the Buy conversion = Morning session on the 19th.
On the 19th at 10:06 AM, the Nikkei average stocks rose by about 220 yen, fluctuating around 38,065 yen. At 9:56 AM, it reached 38,097.95 yen, an increase of 252.53 yen. In the local US stock market on the 18th, with the content of the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) and the subsequent press conference by Chairman Powell of the Federal Reserve approaching, a wait-and-see attitude became stronger, leading to a decline in both the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index for the first time in three days. In the morning, Japanese stocks also dropped in reaction to the fall in US stocks.
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