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NISSHA, Japan Chemical, NTT Data, etc.
NISSHA <7915> rose 400 points to the daily limit of 1920. The company announced its interim results the day before. Operating income was ¥4.41 billion, far exceeding the previous plan of ¥3.1 billion. The full-year forecast has been revised upward from the previous ¥6.4 billion to ¥8.1 billion. The previous full year had a deficit of ¥3.82 billion. The company's device business, including tablets and business terminals, and medical technology business, including medical equipment CDMO, exceeded expectations. In addition, this corresponds to 1.24% of the outstanding shares.
Nikkei Average rose by 1,057 yen, providing a sense of security with a weaker yen and strong Dow futures.
As of 1:50 pm, the Nikkei average is up by 1,057 yen. SoftBank G <9984>, Tokyo Electron <8035>, KDDI Corporation <9433>, etc. are among the top contributors in terms of Nikkei average contribution, while Daikin <6367>, NTT Data G <9613>, Ricoh <7752>, etc. are among the top negative contributors. In terms of sector, banks, wholesale trade, insurance, securities futures, and machinery are the top gainers, while rubber products are declining. The Nikkei average is steadily moving forward.
Nikkei Stock Average Contribution Ranking (pre-opening) - Nikkei Stock Average continues to rise significantly, SoftBank Group pushes up about 87 yen with one stock.
As of the closing time seven days ago, the number of rising stocks in the Nikkei average constituent stocks were 189, falling stocks were 35, and unchanged stocks were 1. The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly. It finished the morning trading at 35,464.61 yen (+2.28%) which was 789.15 yen higher than the previous day. The volume was approximately 1.5 billion 90 million shares. The US stock market rebounded on the 6th. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 294.39 dollars (+0.76%) to 38,997.66 dollars, and the NASDAQ rose by 166.78 points (+1.03%) to 16,366.
Three things to watch for in the afternoon: a swift turn of events with Deputy Governor Uchida's statement.
In the 7th afternoon trade, three points should be noted: -The Nikkei average continued to rise sharply, and it turned around at once with Vice President Uchida's remarks. - The USD/JPY is firm, with the rise of Japanese stocks. - The top contributor to the price increase is SoftBank Group <9984>, and the second is Tokyo Electron Ltd. <8035>. The Nikkei average continued to rise sharply. The closing price was 35,464.61 yen, up 789.15 yen (+2.28%) from the previous day. (Volume approximate 1.5 billion 9.)
The Nikkei Average continued to rise significantly and quickly rebounded with the remark of Deputy Governor Uchida of the Bank of Japan.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly and closed morning trading at 35,464.61 yen (+2.28%) which is 789.15 yen higher than the previous day (with volume of approximately 1.59 billion shares traded). On the 6th, the US stock market rebounded with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising by 294.39 points (+0.76%) to 38,997.66 dollars, the Nasdaq rising by 166.78 points (+1.03%) to 16,366.86, and the S&P500 closing at 5,240.03 (+53.70 points, +1.04%). Yesterday's decline took a toll.
Hot stocks digest (morning session): DaiKin Kogyo, NTT Data, Wills, etc.
Significantly fell. The company announced its second-quarter earnings the day before, and operating profits for April-June were 76.4 billion yen, up 16.4% from the same period last year, but the market consensus was about 6 billion yen lower.
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