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Sell pressure is waiting for the return to 0.04 million yen.

The Nikkei average fell for the fifth consecutive business day, although slightly. Trading closed at 39,594.39 yen, down 4.61 yen (with a volume estimate of 1,308,000,000 shares). The previous day's US market saw buying of high-tech stocks leading to a rebound in major stock indexes, so in the Tokyo market, high-impact values of the index were prioritized for buying back in high-tech stocks. The Nikkei average rose to 39,927.89 yen immediately after the start of trading. However, there were waiting sellers near the psychological threshold of 40 million yen and expectations of the Bank of Japan's policy normalization, causing a retreat.

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The Nikkei Average fell for the fifth consecutive day amid a back-and-forth movement ahead of earnings announcements.

On the 22nd, the US stock market rebounded. The Dow rose 127.91 points (+0.32%) to 40,415.44 dollars, the Nasdaq rose 280.63 points (+1.58%) to 18,007.57, and the S&P 500 rose 59.41 points (+1.08%) to 5,564.41. After the opening, the uncertainty eased following Biden's withdrawal from the election, leading to an increase. The Dow initially fell as buying in anticipation of former President Trump's victory retreated, but high-tech stocks

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