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The uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs is leading to a sense of stagnation.
The Nikkei average fell slightly for three consecutive trading days, ending at 37,608.49 yen, down 68.57 yen (Volume approximately 1.6 billion 50 million shares). Initially, buying began due to the rise in U.S. stocks at the end of last week, but after peaking at 37,841.68 yen at the open, the market showed a strong sense of stagnation. Uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariff policies became a burden, leading to a slight movement as it ended at today's low. In the Main Board of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the number of falling stocks exceeded 1,100, accounting for more than 60% of the total.
Stocks that moved and those that were traded in the front market.
*Yamachi Electric <6941> 2289 +182 announced a short-term, high-level Share Buyback. *Itoham Yonekyu <2296> 4215 +330 announced a commemorative Dividends for the fiscal year ending March 2026. *Asics <7936> 3397 +199 although Nike shares are down, there is an expectation for a shift in funds instead of impact. *Towa <6315> 1780 +93 continues to view the establishment of next-generation HBM4 Encapsulation technology as significant. *Netpro HD <7383> 501 +22 Grow.
The Nikkei average is down about 7 yen, with negative contributions coming mainly from KDDI, FANUC CORP, and SECOM CO.
As of 12:50 PM on the 24th, the Nikkei Stock Average is around 37,670 yen, down about 7 yen compared to the previous weekend. Although the latter part of the session started with Buy being predominant, it turned downward under pressure from selling as traders waited for a rebound. The foreign exchange market is continuing to hover around 149.70 yen to the dollar. The contributions of the stocks included in the Nikkei Stock Average show that KDDI <9433.T>, FANUC CORP <6954.T>, and SECOM CO <9735.T> are in the top positions for negatives. For positives, Softbank Group <9984>.
The Nikkei average is up about 20 yen, and after the Buy surge, it shows heavy movement in the upper range = 24 days before the market.
On the 24th at around 10:09 AM, the Nikkei Stock Average is trading about 20 yen higher than the previous weekend, around 37,700 yen. At 9:00 AM, it reached 38,841.68 yen, up by 164.62 yen. In the morning, there was some easing of caution regarding the impact on the US economy from the introduction of mutual tariffs starting April 2nd in the US stock market on the 21st local time, resulting in a rebound of the NY Dow Inc and the Nasdaq Composite Index. As a result, buying was prioritized. However, since the previous week also witnessed a heavy upper range, selling in anticipation of a pullback emerged afterward.
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