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Nikkei average contribution ranking (closing) ~ Nikkei average fell for the first time in 3 days, pushing down by about 106 yen with two stocks, Toshiba and Advantest.
At the closing time on the 26th, the Nikkei average had 75 gainers, 150 decliners, and 0 unchanged components. On the 23rd, the U.S. stock market made a sharp rebound. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 41,175.08, up 462.30 points (+1.14%), the Nasdaq rose by 258.44 points (+1.47%) to 17,877.79, and the S&P 500 ended trading at 5,634.61, up 63.97 points (+1.15%). Federal Reserve Board (FRB) Chair Powell.
Against the backdrop of a strong yen, selling pressure is focused on export-related stocks.
The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in three business days. It closed at 38,110.22 yen, down 254.05 yen (estimated volume of 1.3 billion10 million shares traded). Amidst the speech of Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (FRB), at the Jackson Hole meeting, the yen strengthened to around 143 yen per dollar, leading to selling pressure on export-related stocks such as automobiles. The Nikkei Average extended its decline to 37,825.31 yen in the mid-morning session. Additionally, the escalation of tensions in the Middle East worsened investor sentiment.
The Nikkei average is down 334 yen, with potential buying opportunities on the downside.
The Nikkei average is down 334 yen (as of 13:50). In terms of Nikkei average contribution, companies such as Toshiba Electronic<8035>, Advantest<6857>, and TDK<6762> are among the top contributors to the negative side, while First Retailing<9983>, Nitori Holdings<9843>, and Shin-Etsu Chemical<4063> are among the top contributors to the positive side. In the sector, transportation equipment, banking, rubber products, insurance, and pharmaceuticals are among the top decliners, while pulp and paper, air transportation, real estate, fisheries and forestry, and land transportation
The afternoon Nikkei average started with a decrease of 407 yen, with Mitsubishi Sumitomo, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and others experiencing a decline.
[Nikkei Stock Average · TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 37,957.00; -407.27 TOPIX; 2,654.83; -29.89 [Afternoon Market Overview] The Nikkei average in the afternoon started trading slightly narrowed from the previous trading day to 37,957.00 yen, down 407.27 yen from the morning closing price (37,944.68 yen). The Nikkei 225 futures during lunchtime showed a generally flat trend. In the morning session, the Nikkei average was centered around export-related stocks affected by the trend of a strong yen and weak dollar in the exchange rate.
ADR Japanese stock rankings ~ Overall selling pressure, including Yucho Bank, Chicago at 38,330 yen, 80 yen lower than Osaka.
ADR (American Depositary Receipt) of Japanese stocks, compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted to 1 dollar = 144.28 yen), Yucho Bank <7182>, Nippon Densan <6594>, Marubeni <8002>, Takeda Pharmaceutical Industries <4502>, Sony <6758>, Denso <6902>, Fujifilm <4901>, etc., fell and selling dominated the general market. The settlement value of Chicago Nikkei 225 futures was 80 yen lower than Osaka during the day, at 38,330 yen. The US stock market rebounded significantly. The Dow average rose $462.30 to 41,175.08.
In the afternoon session, the market is expected to be in positive territory due to Governor Ueda's remarks.
The Nikkei Average continued to rise, closing at 38,364.27 yen, up 153.26 yen (approximate volume of 1.3 billion 10 million shares). Although it started with a slight buying trend, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated in the morning's Lower House Financial Affairs Committee that "if the certainty of achieving the price outlook increases, the degree of monetary easing will be adjusted." As a result, the yen strengthened, causing the yen/dollar exchange rate to rise from the 146 yen range in the morning to the mid-145 yen range. As a result, the Nikkei Average fell to 38,053.47 yen in the late morning session. On the other hand, in the afternoon session of the Upper House...
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