The Nikkei Average fell for the third consecutive day, with attention focused on Metro and leading stocks being pushed to sell.

On the 22nd, the US stock market was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42,924.89, down 6.71 dollars, while the Nasdaq closed at 18,573.13, up 33.12 points. Selling pressure continued to persist as positive expectations for interest rate cuts waned, leading to a decline after the opening. The market turned higher as buying interest was supported by optimistic economic indicators and the IMF's upward revision of the domestic economic growth outlook for a soft landing. Towards the end, the Dow was pushed down by selling pressure from rising interest rates, resulting in a slight increase.

Fisco JapanOct 23 02:30 ET

Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (pre-closing) - Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day, with Fast Retailing pushing down about 57 yen per share.

At the closing time 23 days ago, the number of advancing stocks in the Nikkei Stock Average constituents was 109, the number of declining stocks was 115, and the unchanged stocks was 1. The Nikkei Average has declined for 3 consecutive days. It closed the morning session at 38,300.81 yen, down 111.15 yen (-0.29%) from the previous day, with an estimated volume of 0.8 billion 90 million shares traded. The U.S. stock market on the 22nd was mixed. The Dow Jones fell 6.71 points to 42,924.89, while the Nasdaq rose 33.12 points to 18,573.13 at the close of trading. proactive

Fisco JapanOct 22 23:42 ET

Three points to focus on in the afternoon session ~ Buying should be cautious due to political uncertainty after the election.

In the afternoon trading on the 23rd, the following three points are worth noting: - The Nikkei Average has fallen for 3 consecutive days, with cautious buying due to post-election political uncertainties - The dollar-yen is firm, aiming for 152 yen - Top contributors to the decline are Fast Retailing <9983>, followed by Recruit Holdings <6098> ■ The Nikkei Average has fallen for 3 consecutive days, with cautious buying due to post-election political uncertainties. The Nikkei Average fell for 3 consecutive days. It closed at 38,300.81 yen, down 111.15 yen (-0.29%) from the previous day (with a trading volume of approximately 0.8 billion90 million shares).

Fisco JapanOct 22 23:32 ET

The Nikkei average fell for the third consecutive day, with buying being restrained due to political uncertainty after the election.

The Nikkei Average fell for the third consecutive day. It closed the morning session at 38,300.81 yen (down 111.15 yen, -0.29%) with an estimated volume of 8.09 million shares. The U.S. stock market on the 22nd was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42,924.89 dollars, down 6.71 dollars, and the NASDAQ ended trading at 18,573.13, up 33.12 points. Selling continued to decline after the positive expectations of interest rate cuts receded, leading to a decline after the opening. Good economic indicators and domestic economic growth supported by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Fisco JapanOct 22 23:14 ET

Mitsubishi Estate: Interim report

EDINETOct 22 02:10 ET · Announcements

Three key points to focus on in the morning session~Awareness of shift in funds to tech stocks~

In the morning session of the 22nd, the following three points should be noted in trading: ■ Attention is drawn to the shift of funds to high-tech stocks. ■ Koei Tecmo, 2Q upward revision Operating profit 10 billion yen ← 8 billion yen ■ Focus of the morning session: Mitsubishi HC Capital, domestic wind power to 1 million kW, target for the end of March 2032 ■ Attention is drawn to the shift of funds to high-tech stocks. In the Japanese stock market on the 22nd, although there may be some weakness, the market development that is easy to be conscious of the resilience is expected. The US market on the 21st had the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 344 points.

Fisco JapanOct 21 19:53 ET