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Upgrade - Bullish Code | Stock Name | Securities Company | Previously | After Change | ------ | ----------- | ------------- | ----------------- | -------------- | <4523> | Eisai | UBS | "Neutral" | "Buy" | <4578> | Otsuka HD | UBS | "Neutral" | "Buy"
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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...
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Upgrade- Bullish code | Stock name | Securities firm | Conventional | After change | ------ | ------------- | ---------- | ------------ | -------- | <4021> | Nissan chemical | City | "2" | "1" | <4506> | Sumitomo Pharmaceuticals | JPM | "Under W" | "Neutral" | Rank
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Downgrade - Bearish code | Company name | Securities company | Conventional | After change | ------ | ----------------- | ------------- |-------------- |-------------- | <3279> | API | Morgan Stanley | "Over W" | "Equal W" | <5201> | AGC | SMBC Nikko | "1"
The Nikkei Average suffered its largest decline ever, surpassing Black Monday (the following day).
On August 2, the US stock market fell sharply. The Dow Jones fell 610.71 points (-1.51%) to 39,737.26, the Nasdaq fell 417.98 points (-2.43%) to 16,776.16, and the S&P500 closed at 5,346.56, down 100.12 points (-1.84%). It fell after the July employment statistics fell below expectations and concerns about economic slowdown arose. Concerns about an economic recession also intensified selling, and the market remained weak throughout the day. Some high-tech companies also released their financial estimates.