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The Japanese stock market soared nearly 9% in a single week, the largest increase in four years! Japanese investors are celebrating: the familiar feeling has returned.
According to market data, the Nikkei 225 index rose by 3.6% to 38,062.67 points on Friday, resulting in a stunning 8.7% increase for the week, marking the largest weekly gain since the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020. Meanwhile, the TOPIX index also rose 3% on the day and posted a weekly gain of approximately 8%.
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Investment Strategy for August 16th [Today]
[FISCO Selected Stock][Material Stock] PAPYLESS<3641> 965 yen (8/15) is engaged in the sale of e-books and e-book rentals. It announced that it will implement a share buyback of up to 0.6 million shares, which is equivalent to 6.02% of the issued shares, and a maximum amount of 0.7 billion yen. The acquisition period is from September 2, 24 to March 21, 25. The share buyback that is currently being implemented is judged to be difficult to achieve the planned acquisition limit, so a new share buyback will be carried out this time. At the time of August 15, 24, the company held its own shares.
Nikkei Average extended its increase for the fourth straight day, with value stocks being bought and rising up to near the 200-day moving average.
On the 14th, the US stock market continued to rise. The Dow Jones rose 242.75 points (+0.61%) to 40,008.39, the NASDAQ rose 4.99 points (+0.03%) to 17,192.60, and the S&P 500 rose 20.78 points (+0.38%) to 5,455.21 at the end of trading. After opening, buying continued to rise due to confirmation of continued inflation slowing in the July Consumer Price Index (CPI) and expectations of a rate cut. At the same time, the results were as expected, prompting an aggressive rate cut.
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