Amid concerns over Trump tariffs, funds are flowing into companies with strong earnings reports.

The Nikkei average rebounded slightly, closing at 39,174.25 yen, up 24.82 yen (with an estimated Volume of 1.8 billion 70 million shares). Due to concerns over tariff policies from the Trump administration, selling, particularly in the autos sector, started off slightly ahead. Furthermore, preliminary GDP figures for the domestic economy in the October to December 2024 period exceeded market Financial Estimates, which was perceived as supporting expectations for early interest rate hikes from the Bank of Japan, contributing to a stronger yen, which moved to 151 yen per dollar, negatively impacting investment sentiment. However, the day

Fisco JapanFeb 17 02:38 ET

The weekend's adjustments in positions have also resulted in active selection based on earnings reports.

The Nikkei average fell for the first time in four trading days. It closed at 39,149.43 yen, down 312.04 yen (with an estimated Volume of 2 billion 30 million shares). Profit-taking Sell orders were prioritized due to the backlash from consecutive days of rising stock prices. Although there were moments when it briefly turned positive at 39,543.93 yen, the yen exchange rate temporarily settled at around 152 yen to the dollar, which also led to profit-taking. Additionally, since the US market will be closed on the 17th, it seems there were movements for adjusting positions as well. The Nikkei average is expected to be followed.

Fisco JapanFeb 14 02:38 ET

The Nikkei average is down about 170 points, with negative contributions from Fast Retailing, Tokyo Electron, and Advantest being at the top.

As of 12:47 PM on the 14th, the Nikkei average stock price was fluctuating around 39,290 yen, down about 170 yen from the previous day. The afternoon session started with a slight Buy advantage but has now entered a consolidation phase. The exchange rate is at 152.90 yen to the dollar, currently trending towards a weaker yen. In terms of negative contribution to the Nikkei average stock price, Fast Retailing <9983.T>, Tokyo Electron <8035.T>, and Advantest <6857.T> are at the top. For positive contributions, Sony Group Corp <6758.T> and SoftBank.

Kabushiki ShimbunFeb 13 22:52 ET

Today's flows: 02/13 Fast Retailing saw an inflow of JPY¥ 9.32 billion, SoftBank Group saw an outflow of JPY¥ 10.45 billion

On February 13th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 950.72 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 864.93 billion.$Fast Retailing(9983.JP)$, $Keyence(6861.JP)$ and $Hitachi(6501.JP)$ were net buyers

Moomoo NewsFeb 13 01:45 ET

The Nikkei average is up about 510 yen, with contributions from Fast Retailing, Advantest, and Trend Micro at the top.

On the 13th, shortly after 12:46 PM, the Nikkei average was trading around 39,475 yen, up about 510 yen from the previous day. The afternoon session also started with a slight buying advantage. The gain expanded, and by 12:35 PM, it had reached 39,519.96 yen, an increase of 556.26 yen. The foreign exchange market was fluctuating at around 154 yen 20 sen to the dollar. In terms of positive contribution to the Nikkei average, the adopted stocks included Fast Retailing <9983.T>, Advantest <6857.T>, and Trend <4704.T>.

Kabushiki ShimbunFeb 12 22:51 ET

Due to concerns about the outlook of Trump's tariffs, there is a heavy upper trend.

The Nikkei average continued to rise, closing at 38,963.70 yen, up 162.53 yen (Volume estimated at approximately 2.4 billion 60 million shares). Buying started to lead, particularly in high-priced stocks, and the Nikkei average extended its highs to 39,102.65 yen shortly after trading began. However, nearing the 25-day line (39,164 yen), the weight of the prices became apparent, and amid lingering caution over the tariff policy from President Trump, a mood of deferred buying gradually spread, leading the Nikkei average to drop to 38,794 shortly after the start of the afternoon session.

Fisco JapanFeb 12 02:16 ET