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Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NPNYY) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript Summary
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Market Overview Latest Information = Main after-hours market order status (2) LINE, Yahoo, Nippon Yusen, Mizuho, etc.
As of October 10 at 12:20 PM, the main pre-market order situation is as follows: LINE <4689.T> Sell 50,000 shares, Buy 110,000 shares; Mitsui OSK Lines <9101.T> Sell 20,000 shares, Buy 10,000 shares; Advantest <6857.T> Sell 20,000 shares, Buy 20,000 shares; Rakuten <4755.T> Sell 10,000 shares, Buy 10,000 shares; Renesas <6723.T> Sell 40,000 shares, Buy 30,000 shares; Mizuho <8411.T> Sell 10,000 shares, Buy 20,000 shares. Provided by Wealth Advisor.
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (Before Closing) - The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in four days, with Tokyo Electron contributing to a decline of about 103 yen.
As of the close on seven days ago, the number of advancing and declining stocks in the Nikkei average was 99 stocks up, 126 stocks down, and 0 stocks unchanged. The Nikkei average fell 172.88 yen to close at 38,893.65 yen (estimated Volume 0.9 billion 37.6 million shares) at the end of the morning session. On the previous day, October 6, the Dow Inc average in the US market closed down 125.65 dollars at 44,747.63 dollars, while the Nasdaq finished up 99.66 points at 19,791.99 points. The expectations for additional interest rate cuts and favorable earnings from some major companies were positively received.
Three key points to watch in the afternoon session: concerns about the strengthening yen and the Japan-U.S. summit.
In the afternoon trading on the 7th, I would like to focus on the following three points. • The Nikkei average fell back, along with the yen's appreciation and concerns regarding the Japan-US summit. • The dollar-yen pair rebounded, with short covering of dollars. • The top contributor to the decline is Tokyo Electron <8035>, while the second is NTT Data <9613>. ■ The Nikkei average fell back due to the yen's appreciation and concerns regarding the Japan-US summit. The Nikkei average decreased by 172.88 yen to 38,893.65 yen (Volume approximately 0.9 billion, 37.6 million shares) and ended the morning trading.
The Nikkei average declined, in addition to concerns over the strengthening of the yen and the Japan-U.S. summit.
The Nikkei average fell. It ended the morning session at 38,893.65 yen, down 172.88 yen (estimated Volume 0.9 billion, 37.6 million shares). The Dow Inc in the US market on the 6th fell by 125.65 dollars to 44,747.63 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended up 99.66 points at 19,791.99 points. The market opened strongly with expectations of additional rate cuts and favorable earnings from some major companies. However, profit-taking intensified due to the caution ahead of the employment statistics announcement, causing the Dow to turn lower.