NIKKEI 225 Index Falls 2.74% This Week to 40063.79 -- Data Talk
The NIKKEI 225 Index is down 1126.89 points or 2.74% this week to 40063.79 --Largest one-week point and percentage decline since the week ending April 19, 2024 --Snaps a three-week winning streak --
Japanese Shares Slide for Third Straight Session on Tech Sell-Off, Trade Tensions
Japanese shares ended the week with their third consecutive loss, pressured by a tech sell-off amid rising US-China trade tensions and a disappointing third plenum outcome.The Nikkei 225 slid 0.16%,
Japan Stocks Face Volatility Amid "Trump Trade," Rate Uncertainty- BoFA
Japanese stocks could face a summer of volatility, BoFA analysts wrote in a note, stemming from a paradigm shift driven by speculation over a Donald Trump presidency and lower U.S. interest rates.
Nikkei May Fall on Wall Street Selloffs, Uncertainty Over BOJ Policy -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks may fall after selloffs continued on Wall Street overnight and as uncertainty persists about the Bank of Japan's potential rate increases.
7/19 [Strength and Weakness of Materials]
[Bull/Bear Material] Bullish Material, 1 dollar = 157.20-30 yen, SOX index is rising (5436.42, +27.71), the expectation of inflation stabilizing in the United States, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange requesting corporate value improvement. Bearish Material, Nikkei Average is falling (40126.35, -971.34), Dow Jones Industrial Average is falling (40665.02, -533.06), The Nasdaq Composite Index is falling (17871.22, -125.70), Chicago Nikkei Futures are falling (40055, Osaka ratio -185), VIX Index is rising.
Nikkei May Fall After U.S. Tech Stocks Drop -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks may fall after U.S. tech stocks sold off overnight. Nikkei futures are down 1.8% at 40260 on the SGX. USD/JPY is at 155.65, sharply lower from 157.90 as of Wednesday's Tokyo stock market close.
7/18 [Strength and Weakness of Materials]
[Bullish/Bearish Indicators] Bullish: NY Dow Jones Industrial Average is up (41198.08, +243.60), US Crude Oil Futures are up (82.85, +2.09), Expected quelling of inflation in the US, Request from the Tokyo Stock Exchange to enhance corporate value. Bearish: Nikkei Average is down (41097.69, -177.39), NASDAQ Composite Index is down (17996.93, -512.41), 1 dollar = 156.00-10 yen, Chicago Nikkei Futures are down (40240, -840 compared to Osaka).
7/17 [Strong and Weak Materials]
[Bullish/Bearish Materials] The Nikkei average rose (41,275.08 +84.40), the NY Dow rose (40,954.48 +742.76), the NASDAQ composite index rose (18,509.34 +36.77), the Chicago Nikkei futures rose (41,545, Osaka comparison +305), the SOX index rose (5,804.03 +26.32), the long-term U.S. bond yields decreased. Inflation is expected to be moderate in the United States. The Tokyo Stock Exchange has requested companies to increase their value. Bearish Materials: 1USD = 158.30-40 yen
Nikkei May Rise After Record Highs on Wall Street -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks may rise after major U.S. stock market indexes hit new record highs overnight and as concerns about borrowing costs ease.
Nikkei Rises 0.2%, Led by Defense, Financial Stocks -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks end higher, led by gains in defense and financial stocks, as expectations for a second Trump presidency grow following an assassination attempt.
Nikkei May Trade in Range Amid BOJ Policy Uncertainty -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks may see rangebound trade as uncertainty persists over the Bank of Japan's policy outlook despite continuing hopes for Fed rate cuts.
7/16 [Strength and Weakness of Materials]
[Bullish and Bearish factors] Bullish factors - The NY Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen (40211.72, +210.82), the NASDAQ Composite Index has risen (18472.57, +74.12), and the SOX Index has risen (5777.71, +2.51). Expectation for stabilization of inflation in the United States. Request for improvement in corporate value by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Bearish factors - The Nikkei average has fallen (41190.68, -1033.34), 1 dollar is equal to 158.00-10 yen, Chicago Nikkei Futures has fallen (41090, -80 compared to Osaka), and VIX Index has risen (1.
Invesco: Short-term rally in japan's stock market may pause, but still have a positive view.
Due to the sustained structural changes in Japan, we still hold a positive view of the Japanese stock market.
Rising trend, favorable sentiment towards the rise in the Nikkei stock index and the decline in interest rates.
Last week's summary July 8th to July 12th, Tokyo Stock Exchange REIT index high: 1749.49 points, low: 1700.81 points, closing: 1738.93 points, up 1.75% compared to the previous week, ↑ rising due to the rise of Nikkei stock average and the decrease of interest rates. At the beginning of the week, the Nikkei stock average rose sharply, and REIT rose with it. Also, due to the expectation of interest rate cuts in the United States and the subsequent decline in interest rates, Japanese government bond yields also decreased, providing a tailwind. There seems to be buy-in based on the view that REITs are undervalued. Tokyo Stock Exchange REIT median.
NIKKEI 225 Index Rises 0.68% This Week to 41190.68 -- Data Talk
The NIKKEI 225 Index is up 278.31 points, or 0.68%, this week to 41190.68 --Up for three consecutive weeks --Up 2594.21 points or 6.72% over the last three weeks --Largest three-week point and
Nikkei Falls 2.4%, Dragged by Electronics, Financial Stocks -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks end lower, dragged by falls in electronics and financial stocks, as U.S. tech stock selloffs overnight lead to sharp drops in bond yields.
7/12 [Strength and weakness of materials]
[Bullish and Bearish Materials] Bullish materials - Nikkei Average is rising (42,224.02, +392.03) - Dow Jones Industrial Average is rising (39,753.75, +32.39) - US crude oil futures are rising (82.62, +0.52) - US long-term interest rates are declining - Expectations for inflation stabilization in the US - Request by Tokyo Stock Exchange to improve corporate value. Bearish materials - Nasdaq Composite Index is declining (18,283.41, -364.04) - 1 dollar = 159.20-30 yen - Chicago Nikkei futures are declining (41560, Osaka comparison -810) -
Nikkei 225 Sets Third Consecutive Record Close on Wall Street Tailwinds
Japanese stocks surged to a third consecutive record closing high, following upbeat sentiment on Wall Street ahead of upcoming US inflation data that could set the stage for interest rate cuts in
Nikkei May Rise on Hopes for Fed Rate Cuts -- Market Talk
Japanese stocks may rise, helped by expectations for Fed rate cuts following Chair Jerome Powell's congressional testimony overnight.
7/11 [Strength and Weakness Materials]
[Bullish Material] The Nikkei Average rose (41831.99, +251.82), the NY Dow rose (39721.36, +429.39), and the NASDAQ composite index rose (18647.45, +218.16). 1 dollar = 161.60-70 yen. Chicago Nikkei futures rose (42470, +530 compared to Osaka). The SOX index rose (5904.54, +139.34). US crude oil futures rose (82.10, +0.69). The US long-term interest rates declined. US inflation is stagnant.