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The Nikkei average is down about 50 yen, showing a soft trend due to concerns over U.S. Autos tariffs = morning session on the 17th.
On the morning of the 17th, the Nikkei average stock price fluctuated around 39,100 yen, down about 50 yen from the previous weekend. At 9:01 AM, it reached 39,021.23 yen, down 128.20 yen. U.S. President Trump announced on the 14th local time that he would reveal tariffs on imported Autos around April 2. There are concerns about the impact on Japan's automotive industry, the mainstay of exports, leading to a weak performance in automotive-related stocks. The strengthening of the yen in the currency market is also a burden. U.S. stocks on the 14th local time.
The Nikkei average rose sharply by 511 points, marking three consecutive days of gains, supported by a weaker yen and rising U.S. Index ETF futures = the morning session of the 13th.
Thirteen days ago, the Nikkei average rose significantly for three consecutive days, closing at 39,474.80 yen, up 511.10 yen from the previous day. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also increased by 29.01 points to 2,762.34 points. On the local 12th, while the NY Dow fell for the first time in three days, the Nasdaq Composite Index rebounded, leading to mixed results. However, trading started with a predominance of buying amidst a weaker yen. After a round of buying, there were also moments where selling to wait for a rebound made it difficult for prices to rise, but the Nikkei average in the morning.
The Nikkei Average rose by 162 points, continuing its upward trend, with trading value on the Main Board exceeding 5 trillion yen for the first time in six days = December 12 afternoon session.
On the 12th, the Nikkei Index rose by 162.53 yen to 38,963.70 yen, continuing its upward trend. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) climbed by 0.32 points to 2,733.33 points, bouncing back for the first time in three days. On the 11th, local time, U.S. President Trump announced that from March 12, a 25% tariff will be imposed on all imports of Iron & Steel and Aluminum products without exception. In the U.S. stock market, while the Dow Inc continued to rise, the Nasdaq composite index fell back, showing mixed results. The Nikkei Index has...
Today's flows: 02/10 Fujikura saw an inflow of JPY¥ 9.92 billion, DeNA saw an outflow of JPY¥ 6.4 billion
On February 10th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 767.87 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 795.18 billion.$Fujikura(5803.JP)$, $IHI(7013.JP)$ and $Mitsubishi Heavy Industries(7011.JP)$ were
The Nikkei average fell by 279 yen, retreating for the first time in four days, influenced by weekend factors and the stronger yen, as of the afternoon session on the 7th.
In the afternoon of the 7th, the Nikkei average stock price fell by 279 yen and 51 sen from the previous day, closing at 38,787 yen and 02 sen, marking a decline for the first time in four days. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also decreased by 14.97 points, ending at 2,737.23 points. Due to the stronger yen, selling was dominant from the morning, with the Nikkei average hitting 38,753 yen and 20 sen, down 313 yen and 33 sen, at 9:27 a.m. After that, purchasing on dips helped to reduce the drop. In the Foreign Exchange market, the yen appreciated at one point to below 151 yen per dollar, but later,
In the afternoon session, the Nikkei average started down by 181 yen, with companies like Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Fujifilm seeing declines.
[Nikkei Stock Average・TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 38,884.64; -181.89 TOPIX; 2,740.46; -11.74 [Afternoon Market Overview] The Nikkei Average in the afternoon started lower at 38,884.64 yen, down 181.89 yen from the previous day, expanding its decline slightly from the previous close (38,893.65 yen). During lunchtime, Nikkei 225 Futures ranged between 38,850 yen and 38,890 yen. The dollar-yen exchange rate was 1 dollar = 151.50-60 yen, dropping by 40 sen since around 9 AM.
