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Casio (ADR) (CSIOY.US) will release its financial report on November 27th.
Casio (ADR) (CSIOY.US) will release its financial report on November 27th, investors please pay attention. How were the previous performance? Casio (ADR) (CSIOY.US) had 65.217 billion Japanese yen in revenue and 6.178 billion Japanese yen in net income in 2025/Q1, with an eps of 267.4 Japanese yen. In 2024/Q2, the revenue was 70.862 billion Japanese yen, net income was 3.81 billion Japanese yen, and eps was 163.1 Japanese yen. The above data is based on the NonUS_GAAP accounting standards. Futubull reminder: 1. Hong Kong and US listed companies
Nikkei average significantly continued to decline, strongly aware of caution towards the upcoming Trump administration.
On the 12th, the US stock market fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 43,910.98, down 382.15 points, and the Nasdaq closed at 19,281.40, down 17.36 points. With cautious sentiment near record highs, the market was mixed after the opening. Lack of new buying factors, profit-taking sales pressure due to temporary high achievement, and the market turned lower. Throughout the day, concerns about the improvement in economic outlook and the easing speculation of interest rate cuts against the background of rising long-term interest rates, the market remained soft. To be continued tomorrow.
Nikkei stock average contribution ranking (pre-closing) ~ Nikkei average significantly falls, with Fast Retailing pushing down about 76 yen per share.
At the closing time 13 days ago, the number of traded stocks in the Nikkei average constituents was 59 stocks up, 165 stocks down, and 1 stock unchanged. The Nikkei average fell significantly. It closed the morning session at 38,953.44 yen, down 422.65 yen (1.07%) from the previous day, with an estimated volume of 1.1 billion 10 million shares. The U.S. stock market on the 12th fell. The Dow dropped by 382.15 points to 43,910.98 dollars, and the Nasdaq closed trading at 19,281.40, down 17.36 points. All-time high.
Three points to watch in the latter half of the market - a growing sense of caution regarding trade friction, etc.
In the afternoon of the 13th, in the trading session, attention should be paid to the following three points: - The Nikkei Average continues to decline significantly, increasing caution towards trade friction, - The dollar-yen is struggling to rise, selling near a key level, - The top contributors to the decline are First Retail <9983> and Recruit HD <6098>. Nikkei Average continued to decline significantly, with a decrease of 422.44 yen compared to the previous day (1.07%) at 38953.44 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.110 billion shares).
The Nikkei Average continues to decline significantly, amid increasing caution regarding trade frictions, etc.
The Nikkei average continued to decline significantly. It ended the morning session at 38,953.44 yen, down 422.44 yen (-1.07%) from the previous day, with an estimated volume of 1.1 billion 10 million shares traded. The U.S. stock market on the 12th fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 43,910.98, down 382.15 points, while the NASDAQ closed at 19,281.40, down 17.36 points. With a cautious stance near all-time highs, trading was mixed after the opening. Without new buying incentives and given temporary highs, profit-taking occurred.
The Nikkei Average continued to rise, with financial stocks rising amid thin trading.
On the 28th, the U.S. stock market rose. The Dow Inc. closed the day with a gain of $273.17 at 42,387.57, while the nasdaq ended trading at 18,567.19, up 48.58 points. Concerns about the escalation of the Middle East situation eased as Israel's limited retaliation against Iran remained, leading to an upward trend after the opening. Following expectations of strong earnings reports from major tech companies scheduled for this week, buying continued to rise. Nasdaq faltered towards the end due to aversion to rising long-term interest rates, but the market remained strong throughout the day.
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