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How do you view the recent "hawkish" stance of the Bank of Japan executives? Goldman Sachs: The next interest rate hike may still have to wait until January next year.
Goldman Sachs believes that when evaluating the timing of interest rate hikes, it is important to consider financial market stability and inflation trends. The bank predicts that January next year will be the best time to determine whether Japan's inflation will rebound, and based on this, determine that Japan will raise interest rates in January. However, if there is significant turmoil in the financial markets, the timing of the rate hike may become uncertain.
The selling pressure from the high yen and selling off before the 3-day weekend is a burden.
The Nikkei average fell. It ended trading at 36,581.76 yen, down 251.51 yen (with an approximate volume of 1.73 billion30 million shares). Buying took the lead from the start based on the rise of major stock price indices in the previous day's US market, and the Nikkei average rose to 36,887.40 yen just after the start of trading. However, as buying did not continue and the yen rose to the 140 yen range against the dollar, selling increased in export-related stocks, leading the Nikkei average to drop to 36,441.34 yen shortly after the start of afternoon trading.
The Nikkei average is down 267 yen, cautioning against a strong yen and falling stock prices.
The Nikkei average is down 267 yen (as of 13:50). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, First Retail <9983>, SoftBank Group <9984>, Konami Group <9766>, etc. are ranked as the top negative contributors, while Advantest <6857>, Tohoku Electric <8035>, Fanuc Corp <6954>, etc. are ranked as the top positive contributors. In terms of sectors, rubber products, transportation equipment, insurance, electric and gas industries, pharmaceuticals are among the top declining sectors, while marine transportation, mining, iron & steel, machinery, non-ferrous metals, etc.
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Nikkei average contribution ranking (pre-market) ~ Nikkei average falls, First Retail pushes down about 49 yen with one stock.
As of the closing time on the 13th, the number of rising stocks in the Nikkei average constituent stocks was 55, the number of declining stocks was 168, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. The Nikkei average fell. It ended the morning session of trading at 36,507.10 yen (approximate volume of 1,020 million shares), a decrease of 326.17 yen (-0.89%) from the previous day. On the 12th, the U.S. stock market continued to rise. The Dow average was up 235.06 points (+0.58%) to 41,096.77 dollars, and the Nasdaq was up 174.15 points (+1.00%) to 17,569.
Three points to watch in the afternoon session: concerns over yen appreciation accelerating, leading to a sluggish market.
In the afternoon of the 13th, the following three points are worth noting for trading: - The Nikkei average fell, with a cautious development due to the accelerating yen appreciation - The dollar-yen showed weakness, with the yen buying due to the fall in Japanese stocks - The top contributors to the decline are First Retail <9983> and Softbank G <9984>. The Nikkei average fell, with a decline of 326.17 yen (-0.89%) to 36507.10 yen (volume approximately 1.20 billion shares) at the end of the morning trading.
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