JFE Holdings, Yokohama Rubber, etc. [List of stock materials from newspapers]

*JFEHD<5411> JFE Engineering, waste power generation in India, 27 years of operation (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ * Komatsu <6301> Thermoelectric power generation sensor development, data transmission distance 10 times 500m (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ * Yokohama Rubber <5101> Acquires mining tires from US Goodyear for 142 billion yen (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ * TIS <3626> Invests in Save Medical to expand pharmaceutical support (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ * ANA <9202> introduces 7 used small aircrafts.

Fisco Japan19:39 ET

Assessing the rebound potential of high-tech stocks.

[Stock Opening Comments] The Japanese stock market on the 23rd started with buying followed by a gradually increasing stalemate as a result of the rise in US stocks. On the US market on the 22nd, the NY Dow was up 127 points and the NASDAQ was up 280 points. US President Biden announced his support for Vice President Harris as a successor candidate, withdrawing from the November US presidential election. It was reported that he is rapidly gaining support from major donors on Wall Street while warning against former President Trump's policy towards China.

Fisco Japan19:36 ET

The boom of rechargeable batteries in the US is accelerating the inflow of funds for investors.

[Rechargeable Battery] Rechargeable batteries play a role in improving the stability of old power grids and supplementing unstable power sources such as wind and solar energy. It has been reported that Kimber, the CEO of the US Intersect Power, which is involved in the competition to profit in this field, is also joining the competition. It is said that the same field is growing rapidly due to the expansion of the solar energy market and an inflow of billions of dollars in funds from the US government and Wall Street.

Fisco Japan17:18 ET

Due to uncertainties in the US presidential election, the price fell below ¥0.04 million.

The Nikkei average fell significantly for the fourth consecutive business day, closing at 39,599.00 yen, down 464.79 yen from the previous day (with an estimated volume of 1.3 billion 40 million shares), and fell below the 0.04 million yen mark for the first time in three weeks on a closing price basis. On the 21st, President Biden announced his withdrawal from the presidential election. With the possibility of former President Trump's re-election increasing and the growing seriousness of the US-China confrontation, there is also a sense of wariness about future policy operations, leading to a prevailing movement of portfolio adjustments among hedge funds and other traders. The Nikkei average fell below the 0.04 million yen mark.

Fisco JapanJul 22 03:10 ET

The Nikkei average fell significantly for the fourth consecutive day, dropping more than 500 yen at one point due to a rollback of the Trump rally.

On the 19th, the US stock market continued to fall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 40,287.53, down 377.49 points (-0.93%), the Nasdaq closed at 17,726.94, down 144.28 points (-0.81%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,505.00, down 39.59 points (-0.71%). There was selling pressure due to concerns that a system failure would cause chaos in the world economy, causing a decline after the opening. Profit taking sales ahead of the earnings release of high-tech companies next week were also seen, further lowering the market.

Fisco JapanJul 22 02:30 ET

List of stock information from newspapers, such as Iwaya Industries and Obayashi Corporation.

*Iwatani Sangyo ＜8088＞ subsidiary and equipment inspection reports are incorrect (Nikkan Kogyo side 3) - ○*Obayashi Corporation ＜1802＞ development base in Singapore, promotion of construction robotics (Nikkan Kogyo 4 sides) - ○*Yokohama Rubber ＜5101＞ tire design AI support, efficiency improvement of characteristics (Nikkan Kogyo 13 sides) - ○*Kawasaki Motors, first public run of a “hydrogen bike”, with the same feeling of heartbeat (Nikkan Kogyo 13 sides) -○*Toyota 3 > Chairman Akio Toyoda “Demonstration Start a city” (Nikkan Kogyo

Fisco JapanJul 21 19:23 ET