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Steady development from the movement of high-tech stocks and earnings evaluations.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, and closed at 35,025.00 yen (approximately 2.504 billion shares traded), up 193.85 yen from the previous day's trading, with buying centered on high-tech stocks against the backdrop of a rise in US stocks and a weak yen. Shortly after the opening of trading, it rose to 35,671.31 yen. In addition, there was a continued shift of funds to stocks with good earnings results. However, with the possibility of position adjustments, such as selling before the three-day weekend, there was a standoff around 35,000 yen after the buying spree, and it fell to 34,445.57 yen in the middle of the afternoon.
Nikkei Average rose 157 yen, still interested in major corporate earnings.
The Nikkei average is up 157 yen (as of 14:40). In terms of the Nikkei average contribution rate, Softbank G <9984>, Recruit HD <6098>, Trend <4704>, etc. are among the top positive contributors. On the other hand, Nexon <3659>, First Retailing <9983>, Daikin <6367>, etc. are among the top negative contributors. In terms of sectors, nonferrous metals, other financing business, banking, service industry, and wholesale trade are among the top gainers, while electric and gas industry, rubber products, air transportation, and metal are among the losers.
Active and newly listed stocks during the morning session.
*Trend Micro <4704> 7742 shares - reports that the company is exploring business divestitures. *Mecc <4971> 3895 shares - annual performance estimates are significantly upwardly revised beyond expectations. *Fujikura <5803> 3038 shares - significantly upwardly revised revenue forecasts. *H-One <5989> 926 shares - good progress with operating profit turning to black in the first quarter. *Suzuki <6785> 1540 shares +297, optimistic about double-digit profit growth this fiscal year and change in dividend policy. *Happinet <7552>.
Nikkei average is up by 15 yen, with limited active buying ahead of the 3-day weekend.
The Nikkei average is up 15 yen (as of 1:50 p.m.). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, Softbank Group<9984>, Recruit Holdings<6098>, and Trend<4704> are among the top positive contributors, while Daikin<6367>, Nexon<3659>, and TDK<6762> are among the top negative contributors. In terms of sector, nonferrous metals, other financing business, banking, wholesale trade, and service industries were among the top gainers in terms of price increases, while electric and gas industries, air transportation, metal products, land transportation, and real estate were among the top losers.
The afternoon Nikkei average started 650 yen higher, with high performances from companies such as Mizuho and Nintendo Co Ltd.
[Nikkei Stock Average/TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 35481.85; +650.70 TOPIX; 2503.22; +41.52 [Afternoon Opening Summary] The afternoon Nikkei average started with an expanded gain from the morning close (35380.23 yen) with 650.70 yen higher at 35481.85 yen. During lunchtime, the Nikkei 225 futures were in a range of 35400-35580 yen. Dollar-yen rate is around 1 dollar = 147.20-30 yen since 9 AM.
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (Before Closing) ~ Nikkei Average rebound significantly, SoftBank Group pushed up by about 71 yen in one stock.
As of the close 9 days ago, the number of rising stocks in the Nikkei average constituent stocks was 172, the number of declining stocks was 49, and the number of unchanged stocks was 4. The Nikkei average rebounded significantly. It closed at 35,380.23 yen (volume approximately 1.208 billion shares) in the morning session, up 549.08 yen (+1.58%) from the previous day. The U.S. stock market rose on the 8th. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 683.04 points (+1.76%) to 39,446.49, and the NASDAQ was up 464.21 points (+2.87%) to 16,660.
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