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Outlook for the domestic stock market: Short-term overheating is resolved, but exchange rate fluctuations are factors that large cap trading should be cautious of.
For the first time in history, the price surged to 42,000 yen and then sharply dropped. This week's Nikkei average rose by 278.31 yen (+0.68%) to 41,190.68 yen, with large-cap stocks such as TOPIX core 30 which are believed to be owned by foreign investors leading the buying, making both Nikkei and TOPIX updating its historical highest for consecutive days. High-tech stocks, such as semiconductor and precision instruments, were also bought, and there was also a move to buy back in the futures market, with the Nikkei average hitting the first ever 42,000 yen range on the 11th.
Sell-off of stocks related to semiconductors is increasing for profit-taking.
The Nikkei average fell significantly for the first time in four days, closing at 41,190.68 yen, down by 1,033.34 yen with an estimated volume of 1.8 billion 30 million shares traded. Following the trend of profit-taking selling led by high-tech stocks in the US market, amid increasing expectations for early rate cuts, stocks with a large contribution to the index such as semiconductor related stocks were sold in the Tokyo market. The Nikkei average started at 41,668.86 yen and widened the decline to 41,188.29 yen in the mid-morning of the morning session. In addition, in the foreign exchange market, the yen has been appreciating.
The Nikkei Average sharply fell, with selling pressure intensifying ahead of the 3-day holiday, resulting in the largest decline this year.
On the 11th, the US stock market was mixed. The Dow Inc rose 32.39 points (+0.08%) to 39,753.75, the Nasdaq fell 364.04 points (-1.95%) to 18,283.41, and the S&P 500 ended trading at 5,584.54, down 49.37 points (-0.88%). The June Consumer Price Index (CPI) serves as evidence of the slowdown in inflation, boosting expectations of a rate cut. Dow Inc moved steadily throughout the day supported by the recovery of real estate and other interest rate-sensitive trades such as A-REIT ETF and Index ETF.
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<2337> Ichigo 453 +39 significant rise. The company announced its first-quarter earnings the previous day. Operating profit increased by 72.6% compared to the same period last year, reaching 4.22 billion yen, which is significantly higher than the consensus of approximately 3.3 billion yen. The annual plan remains at 16 billion yen with steady progress even compared to a 23.5% increase in the previous period. Amid a robust real estate transaction market, gains from real estate transfers are leading the significant increase. There was no announcement of share buybacks, but they are still considering their implementation in the future.
Nikkei Average fell 1,007 yen, with focus on corporate earnings and US PPI.
As of 2:40pm, the Nikkei average was down by 1007 yen. In terms of Nikkei contribution, companies such as Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (8035), First Retailing Co., Ltd. (9983), Advantest Corporation (6857) are among the top negative contributors, while Nitori Holdings Co., Ltd. (9843), Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd. (8830), and Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. (8801) are among the top positive contributors. Among the sectors, insurance, electric appliances, marine transportation, banks, and machinery are the top declining industries, while real estate, fisheries and agriculture, services, construction, and textiles & apparels are the top rising sectors.
Nikkei Average fell by 957 yen, and there is a reluctance to actively buy and sell ahead of the 3-day weekend.
The Nikkei average is down 957 yen (as of 1:50 p.m.). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, East Elec <8035>, Fast Retailing <9983>, Advantest <6857> and others are among the top negative contributors, while Nitori HD <9843>, Sumitomo Fudosan <8830>, and Yasukawa Elec <6506> and others are among the top positive contributors. In terms of sectors, insurance, electric appliances, marine transportation, banks, and nonferrous metals are among the top decliners, while real estate, fisheries and agriculture, construction, textiles & apparels, and land transportation are among the
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