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Axell: Confirmation letter
Axell: Half Year Report - Term 30 (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)
Axell: Interim financial results presentation materials for the fiscal year ending 2025/3
Three key points to focus on in the morning session ~ Assessing the sustainability of Trump trade while considering risk preferences ~
In the trading session of 7 days ago, the following three points are worthy of attention: - Assessing the sustainability of Trump trades while considering risk preferences - JFE, downward revision on 3/25, operating profit 160 billion yen ← 260 billion yen - Focus of the morning session: Tsugami, China's annual production to increase by 20% to 0.022 million units, expanding lathe and MC products While assessing the sustainability of Trump trades amidst risk preferences, the Japanese stock market on the 7th started with buying activity and seems to have a confrontation at 0.04 million yen. On the 6th, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 1508 points, Nasdaq...
Determining the sustainability of Trump trade while being risk averse.
[Stock Opening Comments] On the 7th, the Japanese stock market started with buying ahead, likely to enter a battle at 0.04 million yen. On the 6th, the USA market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 1508 points, and the Nasdaq by 544 points. The uncertainty was dispelled by the presidential election passing. Expectations for the pro-business policies of the second Trump administration, such as deregulation leading to increased corporate profits, accelerated buying and remained strong throughout the day. The settlement price of the Chicago Nikkei 225 futures was 40,035 yen, up 335 yen from Osaka. The yen exchange rate is 154 yen to the dollar.
JFE revises down to 160 billion yen from 260 billion yen for the third quarter.
JFE <5411> announced a revision to the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025. The sales revenue was revised downward from 5 trillion 240 billion yen to 4 trillion 970 billion yen, and the operating profit was revised downward from 260 billion yen to 160 billion yen. In the iron & steel business, due to the rise in construction costs in the domestic building materials sector and labor shortages, further demand deceleration is expected, as well as stagnation in demand for Asia-bound steel for automobiles, resulting in a standalone crude steel production volume of around 22.4 million tons, which is 0.6 million tons lower than the previous outlook. [Positive Rating] <9001>
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