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Buyback movement due to expectations of a soft landing in the US economy.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, closing at 38,647.75 yen, up 285.22 yen (approx. 2 billion shares traded). Due to the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching a new high in the previous day's US market, investor sentiment improved and buying focused on leading stocks. However, the decline in shares of US semiconductor giant Nvidia weighed down on semiconductor-related stocks, resulting in selling pressure. The Nikkei Average soon turned negative, falling to 38,316.87 yen. However, being the final trading day of the month, there were buying activities from domestic institutional investors to adjust their holdings.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, gradually rising towards the close of the market, driven by supply and demand.
In the U.S. stock market on the 29th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 41,335.05, up 243.63 points (+0.59%), while the Nasdaq closed at 17,516.43, down 39.60 points (-0.23%), and the S&P 500 closed with a slight decline of 0.22 points (-0.004%). The revised figures for the GDP and personal consumption for the 4th to 6th quarter exceeded expectations, leading to an increase in the market after opening. The robustness of the domestic economy, labor market, and consumption demonstrated positive prospects for the economy, resulting in a continued rise in the market. Towards the end...
The Nikkei Average rose 159 yen, with interest in the US PCE price index, etc.
The Nikkei Average is up 159 yen as of 14:40. In terms of the contribution to the Nikkei Average, Advantest <6857>, SoftBank Group <9984>, TDK <6762>, etc. are among the top contributors, while Terumo <4543>, KDDI <9433>, Nitori Holdings <9843>, etc. are among the top negative contributors. In terms of sectors, nonferrous metals, marine transportation, wholesale trade, electric and gas industries, and service industries are among the top gainers, while precision instruments, retail trade, pharmaceuticals, warehouse transportation related, and air transport industries are among the top losers.
The Nikkei average rose 142 yen, but there is a mood of refraining from aggressive buying.
The Nikkei average is up 142 yen (as of 13:50). In terms of contribution to the Nikkei average, Advantest <6857>, SoftBank Group <9984>, TDK <6762>, and others are among the top contributors, while Terumo <4543>, kddi corporation <9433>, Nitori Holdings <9843>, etc. are among the top negative contributors. In terms of sectors, nonferrous metals, marine transportation, wholesale trade, electric and gas industry, and service industry are among the top gainers in terms of percentage increase, while precision instruments, retail trade, pharmaceutical, land transportation, and air transportation etc.
Nikkei average contribution ranking (pre-opening) ~ Nikkei average rebounds, with Advantest pushing up about 44 yen per share.
At the end of the session 30 days ago, the number of advancing stocks in the Nikkei Average constituent stocks was 138, the number of declining stocks was 85, and the number of unchanged stocks was 2. The Nikkei Average rebounded. It finished the morning session trading at ¥38,585.43 (approximate volume of 700,000,000 shares), up ¥222.90 (+0.58%) from the previous day. The U.S. stock market on the 29th was mixed. The Dow Jones Average rose 243.63 points (+0.59%) to 41,335.05, while the Nasdaq declined 39.60 points (-0.23%) to 17,516.
Three points to watch in the afternoon session ~ rebound but temporary halt at the 75-day moving average.
In the afternoon of the 30th, the following 3 points are worth noting in the trading: - The Nikkei Average rebounded, but paused at the 75-day moving average - The dollar-yen is firm, hovering around 144 yen - The top contributors to the price increase are Advantest <6857> and Softbank Group <9984>. The Nikkei Average rebounded, but paused at the 75-day moving average. It rebounded with an increase of 222.90 yen (+0.58%) to 38,585.43 yen (with a trading volume of approximately 710 million shares) at the end of the morning session.
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