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The Nikkei average fell for the 6th consecutive day, and after the buy and sell reversal, there was trading with a focus on major SQ.
The US market rose on the 9th. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 40,829.59, up 484.18 points (+1.20%), and the Nasdaq closed at 16,884.61, up 193.78 points (+1.16%). The S&P 500 ended trading up 62.63 points (+1.16%). After a significant decline in the market last week, buying interest increased on dips, leading to a rise after the opening. The results of the August employment statistics announced on the 6th did not deteriorate as much as feared, and buying in anticipation of a soft landing also provided support. Semiconductor
Strategic partnership with cybersecurity company Keyfactor in the USA.
On September 10, 2024, Toyota Tsusho Corporation (hereinafter referred to as Toyota Tsusho) announced a strategic partnership with Keyfactor, Inc., a cybersecurity company based in the USA, to expand its business into a wide range of industries that require cybersecurity measures, using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). It should be noted that a Japanese company has also partnered with the same organization.
Nikkei average contribution ranking (before the close) - The Nikkei average continued to decline significantly, with Tokyo Electron pushing down about 174 yen for one stock.
The number of rising stocks among the constituent stocks of the Nikkei Average at the closing 4 days ago was 15, the number of declining stocks was 208, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. The Nikkei Average continued to decline significantly. It closed the morning session at 37,405.59 yen, down 1,280.72 yen (-3.31%) from the previous day, with a trade volume of approximately 950 million shares. The US stock market on the 3rd experienced a sharp fall. The Dow Average closed at 40,936.93 dollars, down 626.15 dollars (-1.51%), and the Nasdaq closed at 1,713.33 points, down 577.33 points (-3.26%).
Nikkei average contribution ranking (closing) ~ The Nikkei average fell slightly for the first time in three days, with Advantest and Tokyo Electron pushing down about 77 yen for two stocks.
At the close of trading on the 3rd, the number of rising stocks among the constituents of the Nikkei average was 136, the number of declining stocks was 87, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. On the 2nd, the US stock market was closed due to the holiday of "Labor Day". In the foreign exchange market as well, trading of major currencies remained sluggish due to the holiday, but the dollar maintained a somewhat firm movement. The dollar-yen exchange rate showed a hesitant decline. After briefly being bought up to 147.17 yen, it fell to 146.81 yen and ended trading at 146.91 yen. The exchange rate temporarily reached the 147 yen range against the dollar.
Toyota Tsusho Reinforces Governance and Dividend Policy
Three key points to focus on in the morning session ~ Shifting to australian small/mid cap amid waiting for nvidia earnings ~
In the morning session of the 28th, attention should be paid to the following three points: ■ Shifting to Australian small/mid cap amid anticipation of nvidia's earnings ■ DyDo, 25/1 financial estimates, operating profit increased by 17.9% to 4.4 billion yen ■ Morning session focus: Oji HD, increased production of film for electric vehicles, new facilities to start operating in November ■ In the midst of awaiting nvidia's earnings, the Japanese stock market on the 28th is likely to see a stalemate in market development. In the U.S. market on the 27th,
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