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Three points to pay attention to in the first half - a temporary Buyback movement ahead of the presidential inauguration.
In the trading session 20 days ago, attention should be focused on the following three points. ■ A temporary Buy-back movement ahead of the presidential inauguration ceremony. ■ Yorozu, downward revision for 25/3, operating loss of -1.2 billion yen compared to -4.5 billion yen. ■ Key material from the previous session: Toyota Industries, a solar power increase by seven times, aiming for completion of the Takahama plant in 35 years, considering perovskite as well. ■ A temporary Buy-back movement ahead of the presidential inauguration ceremony. The Japanese stock market on the 20th is likely to exhibit a strong sense of stagnation after an initial buying trend. In the U.S. market on the 17th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 334 points.
Toyota Industries, Asahi Kasei, etc. [List of stocks and materials from the newspaper]
* Nidec Corporation Sponsored ADR <6594> Maki No TOB, concerns in the Chinese mold industry, impact on supply balance (Nikkan Kogyo, page 1) - ○ * Toyota Industries <6201> aims for 7 times solar power, plans for Tahahama factory by 2035, also considering perovskite (Nikkan Kogyo, page 1) - ○ * Rohm <6963> appoints Mr. Higashi as president, structural reform without shying away from 'pain' (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3) - ○ * Honda <7267> plans to invest 15 billion yen in human resources over 5 years, recruitment of engineers and retraining of overseas talent (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3) - ○ * Mitsubishi Corporation <8058> partnership with JOGMEC and synthesis.
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Nikkei Average Contributing Ranking (at Close) ~ The Nikkei Average fell, with SoftBank Group and TDK pulling it down by about 41 yen across the two stocks.
As of the market close on the 17th, the number of stocks in the Nikkei index increased by 109, decreased by 113, and remained unchanged for 3 stocks. The US stock market fell on the 16th. The Dow Inc fell by 68.42 points to 43,153.13, and the Nasdaq dropped by 172.94 points to 19,338.29, closing out the trading day. Following the significant rise the previous day, the market opened with a cautious tone, showing mixed results. Subsequently, declines in managed healthcare company UnitedHealth Group weighed on the market, along with retail sales.
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