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Due to caution against Trump's tariffs, it temporarily fell below the milestone of 38,000 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to decline. It finished trading at 38,134.97 yen, down 307.03 yen (volume estimated at 1.8 billion 20 million shares). Today, risk-averse selling continued against the backdrop of concerns over the global economy due to the upcoming Trump administration's tariff increases. Additionally, the yen appreciated, reaching the low 152 yen range against the dollar, negatively impacting export-related stocks, which caused the Nikkei average to widen its decline towards the end of the afternoon session, pushing down to 37,988.99 yen and dipping below the psychological threshold of 38,000 yen.
Active and newly listed stocks during the morning session.
*Dai-Doo Group HD <2590> 3240 +326 The cumulative operating profit for the third quarter has turned into an increase. *Janome <6445> 1187 +82 The upward trend in stock prices continues, and buybacks are becoming more active. *Keisei Electric Railway <9009> 4662 +243 Viewed as a material for the sale of shares in OLC shareholding. *Resonac <4004> 4170 +178 Interest as a related company to perovskite solar cells. *Oriental Land Co., Ltd. Unsponsored ADR <4661> 3585 +150 Responding to the sale of shares in Keisei Electric Railway.
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Lifting a stone to hit one's own foot! As soon as the tariff threat from Trump emerged, the stock prices of usa auto giants plummeted.
① The usa's incoming president Trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on imported commodities from Mexico and Canada, causing shares of major us autos companies to plummet, with general motors falling nearly 9%. ② The tariffs may harm employment in both the usa and Mexico, and deal a blow to us consumers, which is undoubtedly Trump "lifting a rock only to drop it on his own foot."
