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Three points to pay attention to in the afternoon ~ As the Bank of Japan meeting approaches, buying and selling restraint increases.
In the afternoon of the 30th's trading, there are 3 points that need attention: Nikkei average falls, Bank of Japan meeting approaching, buying and selling mood intensifies. USD/JPY is strong. Top contributors to the decline are First Retailing (9983) and Tokyo Electron (8035). Nikkei average falls, Bank of Japan meeting approaching, buying and selling mood intensifies. Nikkei average falls. It ended the morning trading at 38,101.24 yen (approximate volume: 0.7 billion 60 million shares), a decrease of 367.39 yen (-0.96%) compared to the previous day.
Nikkei Average falls as buying mood weakens ahead of BOJ meeting.
The Nikkei Average fell. It ended the morning session with a trading volume of approximately 0.760 billion shares, or 38,101.24 yen (-0.96%) lower than the previous day's close. The US stock market closed mixed on the 29th. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 49.41 points (-0.12%) to 40,539.93, the Nasdaq rose 12.32 points (+0.07%) to 17,370.20, and the S&P 500 rose 4.44 points (+0.08%) to 5,463.54 as trading ended after strong corporate earnings were reported.
The Nikkei average started down 227 yen, with Shionogi & Co and Komatsu among others falling.
[Nikkei Average Stock Price / TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei average; 38241.35; -227.28 TOPIX; 2742.03;-17.64 [Opening Overview] The Nikkei average on the 30th opened lower at 38,241.35 yen, a decline of 227.28 yen. The U.S. stock market on the previous day, the 30th, was mixed. The Dow Jones Average closed at 40,539.93, down 49.41 points, and the Nasdaq closed at 17,370.20, up 12.32 points. Buying on good corporate earnings continued.
Investment strategy for today, July 30th.
[FISCO selected stock] [Material stock] BIPROGY <8056> 4569 yen (7/29) System integrator. Formerly Japan Unisys. It announced that it will conduct a share buyback of up to 3 million shares, equivalent to 3.0% of the issued shares, with a limit of 13.7 billion yen in value. On July 30, it will entrust the purchase of shares to the Tokyo Stock Exchange's off-auction own-share purchase trading (ToSTNeT-3). It also announced that it will cancel 9 million of its own shares on August 30. At the same time, it announced the first quarter financial results.
Stanley Electric and Nichicon are attracting attention, while Komatsu Electronic and Macnica HD are sluggish.
On the US stock market yesterday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 49.41 dollars to 40,539.93, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose by 12.32 points to 17,370.20, and the Chicago Nikkei 225 futures fell by 120 yen to 38,330 yen compared to the Osaka day session. The exchange rate is 1 dollar = 153.90-154.00 yen. In today's Tokyo market, Stanley Electric Co., Ltd. <6923> announced that its first-quarter operating profit increased 2.6 times compared to the same period last year, and also announced a share buyback of up to 8.11% of its outstanding shares and a share cancellation of 2.16%.
Fanuc Corp. has upwardly revised their operating profit to 143 billion yen from 121 billion yen as of 25/3.
Fanuc Corp <6954> announced a revision to their financial estimate for the March 2025 term. They have upwardly revised their operating profit from 121 billion yen to 143 billion yen, surpassing the consensus (around 138.5 billion yen). This reflects stronger than expected performance in the RoboShot (electric injection molding machine) business unit, which is experiencing increasing demand from China. [Positive evaluation] <6023> Daihatsu Day, Revision | <5834> SBI Leasing, Half <7625> G Dining
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