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Australian ETF Movers for Tuesday | VanEck MSCI Intl Sm Com Qual (AUD H) ETF Was the Top Gainer
Nikkei average sharply fell, yen surged due to 'Ishiba shock', index plunged in afternoon session.
Last weekend, on the 27th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA market closed at 42,313.00, up 137.89 points (+0.33%), the Nasdaq closed at 18,119.59, down 70.70 points (-0.39%), and the S&P500 closed at 5,738.17, down 7.20 points (-0.13%). It was supported by expectations of a significant interest rate cut following the confirmation of a continued trend of inflation slowdown in the August PCE price index. The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index also exceeded expectations.
Australian ETF Movers for Monday | VanEck China New Economy ETF Was the Top Gainer
Daily closing at a high price due to expectations for the LDP leadership election
The Nikkei average continued to significantly rise. It closed at 39,829.56 yen, up 903.93 yen (with a volume estimate of 2.240 million shares) at the end of trading. Buying took the lead as major stock price indices rose in the U.S. market the previous day. The Nikkei average started by breaking through the psychological milestone of 39,000 yen. Subsequently, there were moments where the upward momentum was reduced due to the anticipation of wanting to assess the results of the LDP presidential election. However, following the first round of voting in the LDP presidential election, Fumio Kishida, former Secretary-General, and Sanae Takaichi, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, advanced to the runoff, and the Nikkei
Positive sentiment towards high US stocks and a weak yen, but facing a stalemate around 38,000 yen.
The Nikkei Average rose for the 4th consecutive business day. It closed the trading at 37,940.59 yen, up 216.68 yen (approximate volume of 1.609 billion shares). The previous day, the NY Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high in the US market, and the yen's depreciation continued, with the dollar briefly rising to the 144 yen level, leading to buying mainly in export stocks. The Nikkei Average started to recover the 38,000 yen level for the first time in about 3 weeks during the trading hours and extended its upside to 38,427.15 yen in the mid-morning session. However, the 38,000 yen recovery.