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ADR Japanese stock rankings - Generally favorable buying for companies like Mitsubishi Corporation, with Chicago up by 540 yen compared to Osaka at 40,480 yen.
Japanese stocks of ADRs (American Depositary Receipts), when compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted at 155.93 yen per dollar), such as Mitsubishi Corporation <8058>, Sumitomo Corporation <8053>, Toyota Industries Corporation <6201>, Daiichi Sankyo Company <4568>, Itochu Corporation <8001>, Marubeni Corporation <8002>, and FANUC CORP <6954> are rising, indicating a general preference for buying. The Chicago Nikkei 225 Futures settlement value is 540 yen higher than the Osaka daytime at 40,480 yen. The US stock market has fallen. The Dow Inc average is down 140.82 dollars at 44,424.25 dollars.
The Nikkei average fell by 26 yen, marking a decline after five days, and after a round of Sell, the decrease has softened = Afternoon session on the 24th.
On the 24th, in the afternoon session, the Nikkei Stock Average fell by 26.89 yen from the previous day to 39,931.98 yen, marking a decline for the first time in five days, while the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) dropped slightly by 0.70 points to 2,751.04 points. Following the rise in US stocks on the 23rd local time, there was initial buying of Japanese stocks in the morning. President Trump stated in an interview with FOX News, "I want to avoid imposing tariffs on China," leading to a reduction in caution against excessive tariff policies. During the lunch break, the Bank of Japan held a policy meeting.
Today's flows: 01/24 Fujikura saw an inflow of JPY¥ 4.34 billion, Disco saw an outflow of JPY¥ 21.14 billion
On January 24th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 860.21 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 861.89 billion.$Fujikura(5803.JP)$, $Advantest(6857.JP)$ and $Murata Manufacturing(6981.JP)$ were net
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (pre-close) ~ The Nikkei Average has risen for five consecutive days, with Fast Retailing contributing about 25 yen per share.
As of the close 24 days ago, the number of advancing and declining stocks in the Nikkei Average was 191 gainers, 34 losers, and 0 unchanged. The Nikkei Average has risen for five consecutive days. It closed the morning session at 40,192.85 yen, up 233.98 yen (+0.59%) from the previous day (with an estimated Volume of 0.9 billion 30 million Stocks). On the 23rd, the U.S. stock market continued to rise. The Dow Inc rose by 408.34 dollars to 44,565.07 dollars, and the Nasdaq increased by 44.34 points to close at 20,053.68. Employment-related indicators...
The Nikkei average started up 101 yen, with OLC and NTT Data rising.
[Nikkei Average and TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 40060.49; +101.62 TOPIX; 2757.46; +5.72 [Opening Overview] On the 24th, the Nikkei Average opened with an increase of 101.62 yen at 40060.49 yen, marking a fifth consecutive rise. The previous day's U.S. stock market also continued to rise. The Dow Inc increased by 408.34 dollars to 44565.07 dollars, and the Nasdaq ended at 20053.68, up by 44.34 points. Employment-related indicators were weak, and further semiconductor demand...
Three key points to watch in the first half: there is strong buying intent with a focus on waiting for dips.
In the trading session before lunch on the 24th, attention should be focused on the following three points. ■ Strong buying interest waiting for dips ■ Nidec Corporation Sponsored ADR, 3Q operating profit increased by 5.0% to 175.5 billion yen ■ Noteworthy developments from the morning session: Amada's acquisition of H and F, secured a large press machine ■ Strong buying interest waiting for dips. On the 24th, the Japanese stock market is likely to see heightened expectations for a relief rally after the Bank of Japan meeting. On the 23rd, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 408 points, and the Nasdaq up 44 points. S&P 500 Index.
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