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Beware of the deterioration of US-China relations under the upcoming Trump administration.
The Nikkei Average fell for the third consecutive day. It closed at 38,535.70 yen, down 185.96 yen (volume approximately 2.140 million shares), hitting the day's low. Due to the acceleration of the weakening yen following the rise in long-term U.S. interest rates, buying dominated by export-related stocks led to a rebound start for the Nikkei Average. The index widened its gains up to 39,084.44 yen towards the midday session. However, amidst reports concerning the personnel of the upcoming Trump administration, there was a renewed move towards risk aversion, leading to a negative turn in the early afternoon session.
The Nikkei average fell by 16 yen, and there is a mood to refrain from aggressive trading.
The Nikkei average is down 16 yen (as of 1:50 PM). In terms of contributions to the Nikkei average, Tokyo Electron <8035>, Advantest <6857>, and SoftBank G <9984> are among the top negative contributors, while Fast Retailing <9983>, fanuc corp <6954>, and kddi corporation <9433> are among the top positive contributors. In the sector, electric & gas industry, oil & coal products, metal products, marine transportation, and retail trade have the highest decline rates, while nonferrous metals, wholesale trade, banking, and trucking are also noted.
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (pre-closing) - The Nikkei Average rebounded slightly for the first time in three days, with Fast Retailing contributing about 34 yen.
As of the close 14 days ago, the number of rising and falling stocks in the Nikkei average consisted of 122 rising, 102 falling, and 1 unchanged. The Nikkei average rebounded for the first time in three days. It finished the morning session at 38,761.02 yen, up 39.36 yen (+0.10%) from the previous day (estimated volume of 1 billion 80 million shares). The US stock market on the 13th showed mixed results. The dow inc was up 47.21 dollars to 43,958.19 dollars, while the nasdaq closed down 50.68 points at 19,230.73.
ADR Japanese stock rankings ~ General selling dominance such as Japan Post Bank, Chicago at 39,260 yen, 150 yen cheaper than Osaka.
In the ADR (American Depositary Receipt) Japanese stocks, compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted at 1 dollar to 154.53 yen), stocks such as Japan Post Bank <7182>, Nippon Electric <6594>, Disco <6146>, Renesas <6723>, Bridgestone Corporation Unsponsored ADR <5108>, Recruit Holdings <6098>, Mitsui & Co. <8031>, etc., fell, with a general preference for selling. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price closed 150 yen lower than Osaka daytime at 39,260 yen. The U.S. stock market declined. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 382.15 points lower at 43,910.
The Trump trade is also swayed by favorable and unfavorable factors.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in three business days. It closed at 39,376.09 yen, down 157.23 yen (approximate volume of 2.460 million shares) in trading. Against the backdrop of the previous day's rise in US stocks and a weaker yen, buying took the lead in the morning. There were moments of increase up to 39,866.72 yen towards the end of the morning session. However, there is a tendency for selling to wait for a return before the psychologically significant milestone of 100,000 yen, and US media reports Trump's strong stance on countries such as China and Iran as the top diplomat in the upcoming US presidential administration Marco Rubio.
The Nikkei average fell by 299 yen, continuing to be focused on the earnings of major companies.
The Nikkei average is down 299 yen (as of 2:50 pm). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, Advantest <6857>, Tohoku Elec <8035>, Softbank G <9984>, among others, are among the top negative contributors, while Recruit HD <6098>, KDDI <9433>, TDK <6762>, and others are among the top positive contributors. In the sectors, electric appliances, oil & coal products, textiles & apparels, pulp & paper, glass & ceramics products are leading in terms of decline rate, while transportation equipment, rubber products, construction.
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