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BenzingaDec 18 10:48 ET

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Seeking AlphaDec 18 06:08 ET

The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days, while Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors have hit the stop-high, but the Index ETF has seen little movement.

On the 17th, the U.S. stock market declined. The Dow Inc average fell by 267.58 points to 43,449.90 dollars, while the Nasdaq closed down 64.83 points at 20,109.06. After opening lower due to high long-term interest rates, it continued to decline. The retail revenue for November, announced in the morning, exceeded market Financial Estimates, and while there has been no change in the view that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), it has led to speculation that the pace of rate cuts next year will be gradual.

Fisco JapanDec 18 02:00 ET

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The Edge MarketsDec 18 01:23 ET

Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (pre-close) ~ The Nikkei Average has fallen for four consecutive days, and SoftBank Group has pushed it down by about 66 yen for one stock.

As of the close on 18 days ago, the number of rising and falling stocks in the Nikkei average was 116 stocks up, 108 stocks down, and 1 stock unchanged. The Nikkei average has declined for four consecutive days. It ended the morning trading at 39,281.06 yen, down 83.62 yen (-0.21%) from the previous day (with an estimated Volume of 1.1 billion 60 million shares). On the 17th, the US stock market fell. The Dow Inc. decreased by 267.58 dollars to 43,449.90 dollars, and the Nasdaq dropped by 64.83 points to 20,109.06.

Fisco JapanDec 17 22:31 ET

Three points to watch in the later session - a lack of direction ahead of the Japan-U.S.-China central bank meetings.

In the afternoon trade on the 18th, I want to focus on the following three points. • The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days, exhibiting a lack of direction ahead of the US-Japan central bank meetings. • The dollar-yen is steady, and US interest rates have calmed down. • The top contributor to the decline is SoftBank Group <9984>, with the second place being Fast Retailing <9983>. ■ The Nikkei average has fallen for four consecutive days, showing a lack of direction before the US-Japan central bank meetings, with a decrease of 83.62 yen (-0.21%) compared to the previous day, standing at 39,281.06 yen (estimated Volume 1.1 billion 60 million shares).

Fisco JapanDec 17 22:28 ET