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With buying aimed at self-discipline rebound, it achieved the largest increase in history.
The Nikkei Average rebounded significantly after four business days. It ended the transaction at 34,675.46 yen, up 3,217.04 yen (the volume was approximately 3.48 billion shares), exceeding the previous record of 2,676.55 yen on October 2, 1990. Due to a rebound from the previous day's record-breaking decline, a caused by self-reacting buys and the yen also weakened to 1 dollar = 146 yen, and repurchases were dominant in a wide range of issues from the morning. After the Nikkei Average recovered in the 32,000 yen range, the day began.
Nikkei average rose by 2888 yen, continued interest in corporate earnings and so on.
The Nikkei average is up 2888 yen (as of 14:40). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, companies like TDK <8035>, Advantest <6857>, and Fast Retailing <9983> are among the top contributors, while Ajinomoto <2802>, Astellas Pharma <4503>, Yamato HD <9064> etc. are among the top negative contributors. All sectors are up, with marine transportation, other financing business, rubber products, precision instruments, and mining being the top gainers. The Nikkei average is
The Nikkei Average rose 2,561 yen, and there is a sense of relief due to the firmness of Dow Futures.
As of 1:50 pm, the Nikkei Average is up 2561 yen. In terms of its contribution to the Nikkei Average, companies such as Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (8035), Advantest Corporation (6857), and SoftBank Group Corp (9984) are among the top contributors. On the other hand, Ajinomoto Co., Inc. (2802), Astellas Pharma Inc. (4503), and Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. (9064) are among the top negative contributors. All industries are up in the sector. Marine transportation, other financing businesses, rubber products, precision instruments, and insurance sectors have the highest growth rates. The Nikkei Average.
Nikkei average contribution ranking (pre-opening) - Nikkei average rebounded significantly for the first time in four days, with Toshiba Electronic pushing up the stock price by about 362 yen in one stock.
As of the closing of 6 days ago, the number of rising stocks among the Nikkei average constituent stocks was 218, the number of falling stocks was 5, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. The Nikkei average rebounded significantly, closing at 34,416.32 yen (a rough volume of approximately 1.76 billion shares) with an increase of 2,957.90 yen (+9.40%) compared to the previous day. On the 5th, the U.S. stock market fell significantly. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 38,703.27 yen, down 1,033.99 yen (-2.60%), while the NASDAQ fell 576.08 points (-3.43%).
The Nikkei average rebounded significantly, with buying dominating and a sudden rise above 3400 yen at one point.
The Nikkei Average rebounded significantly. It closed the morning session at 34,416.32 yen (volume estimate of 1.76 billion shares), up 2,957.90 yen (+9.40%) from the previous day. On the fifth day, the U.S. stock market fell sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 38,703.27, down 1,033.99 points (-2.60%), Nasdaq closed at 16,200.08, down 576.08 points (-3.43%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,186.33, down 160.23 points (-3.00%). Weak 7.
Three points to watch in the morning session: Taking a stance that is conscious of the autonomous rebound against the significant decline.
In the morning of the 6th trading day, we want to focus on the following three points: ■Taking a stance that is aware of autonomous rebound from a significant decline■Itochu, 1Q operating profit increased by 13.9% to 190.5 billion yen■NTT Data G, key system design increased staff by 1.9 times to 700 people for fiscal year 26■The Japanese stock market on the 6th seems to be taking a stance that is aware of autonomous rebound from a recent significant decline, although it is unstable. The US market on the 5th day was
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