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Three points to watch in the first half of the session – assessing the impact of nvidia's decline despite the positive sentiment from rising U.S. stocks.
In the morning session on the 26th, it is worth noting the following three points: - Pay attention to the impact of the rise in US stocks and the decline of Nvidia - Ricoh, upward revision on 25/3 from 52 billion yen to 61 billion yen - Points of interest in the morning session: Shimadzu Corporation, efficiency improvement in aircraft equipment production, aiming for a 20% cost reduction by the 2030 fiscal year - Pay attention to the impact of the rise in US stocks and the decline of Nvidia On the 26th, the Japanese stock market is likely to see a market development where the standoff intensifies after starting with buying momentum. On the 25th, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 440 points.
Shimadzu Corporation, Tsurumi Manufacturing Plant, etc.
Shimadzu Corporation <7701>: Efficiency improvement in aircraft components production, aiming for a 20% cost reduction by the end of 2030 (Nikkan Kogyo Front Page) - Tsurumi Corporation <6351>: Strengthening Tottori plant to double cast components, expanding in-house production for pumps (Nikkan Kogyo Front Page) - Dai-ichi Life Holdings <8750>: Dai-ichi Life Insurance revises the assumed exchange rate to reflect yen depreciation, following suit among major life insurers (Nikkan Kogyo Front Page) - Murata Manufacturing Co. <6981>: New mid-term plan announced, aiming for a revenue of over 2 trillion yen in the fiscal year 2027 (Nikkan Kogyo Page 3) - Japan Fine Ceramics Co. <5334>: Toshiba
ADR Japanese stock ranking - toyota motor and others generally favored for buying, Chicago is 255 yen higher than Osaka at 38,595 yen.
ADR (American Depositary Receipt) Japanese stocks, when converted to Tokyo Stock Exchange comparison (1 dollar = 154.85 yen), Orlando <4661>, Toyota Motor <7203>, DISCO <6146>, Itochu Corporation <8001>, SoftBank Group <9984>, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. <7267>, Orix <8591>, etc., are rising, with a general buying preference. Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price is 255 yen higher at 38,595 yen compared to Osaka daytime price. The US stock market continues to rise. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 426.16 dollars at 44.
Nikkei Stock Average Contribution Ranking (Closing) - Nikkei Average rebounds for the first time in 3 days, with First Retailing and Toshiba Elevator pushing up about 95 yen in two stocks.
At the closing on the 22nd, the Nikkei Average component stocks had 148 stocks up, 74 down, and 3 unchanged. The US stock market rose on the 21st. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 43,870.35, up 461.88 points, while the Nasdaq finished at 18,972.42, up 6.28 points. Geopolitical risks eased and the market rose after the opening. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee indicated that next year's interest rates are likely to be 'below current levels,' prompting buying interest in lower interest rates.
Expanding while keeping an eye on the movements of the USA market.
The Nikkei index rebounded for the first time in three days, closing at 38,283.85 yen, up 257.68 yen (with an estimated volume of 1.6 billion 80 million shares). Following the rebound of nvidia in the previous day's usa market, more stocks rose in the Tokyo market, particularly in the semiconductors sector. Additionally, buying aimed at a self-rebound in response to the previous day's declines contributed to the rise, and the Nikkei index increased to 38,420.63 yen towards the end of the morning session. However, there are movements to adjust positions ahead of the weekend, and investors want to assess the situation in Russia and Ukraine.
The Nikkei average is up 342 points, continuing to pay attention to U.S. economic indicators.
The Nikkei Average is up 342 yen (as of 14:50). In terms of contribution to the Nikkei Average, Fast Retailing <9983>, Tokyo Electronics <8035>, and Recruit HD <6098> are among the top positive contributors, while Chugai Pharmaceutical <4519>, Suzuki <7269>, and Daiichi Sankyo <4568> are among the top negative contributors. In the sector, oil & coal products, service industry, textiles & apparels, nonferrous metals, and mining are among those with the highest increase rates, while marine transportation, electric & gas industry, pharmaceutical, and other products are also noted.
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