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The "nuclear bomb" of Trump's tariffs is coming! Which global giants will be the first to be affected?
Recently, USA President Trump stated that he might impose a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico starting from February 1.
JP Movers | Disco Rose 5.86%, Leading Nikkei 225 Components, Disco Topped Turnover List
Market sentiment was stable today as Nikkei 225 components continued to trade sideways, with Disco(6146.JP) being the top gainer today, rising 5.86% to close at 46600.0 yen. In addition, the top loser was Kawasaki Heavy Industries(7012.JP)，falling 3.91% to end at 6750.0 yen.
Today's flows: 01/21 Disco saw an inflow of JPY¥ 10.9 billion, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries saw an outflow of JPY¥ 5.06 billion
On January 21st, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 635.25 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 673.77 billion.$Disco(6146.JP)$, $Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group(8316.JP)$ and $Ibiden(4062.JP)$
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The Nikkei average started up by 261 points, with MAZDA MOTOR CRP and Daiichi Sankyo, etc. rising.
[Nikkei Average Stocks・TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 39163.53; +261.03 TOPIX; 2728.09; +16.82 [Opening Overview] On the 21st, the Nikkei average opened at 39163.53 yen, up by 261.03 yen, continuing to rise. The previous day's U.S. stock market was closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In major European markets, the UK FTSE 100 rose by 0.18%, others up by 0.42%, and the French CAC 40 rose by 0.31%. Today's Tokyo stock market was led by Buy. Last
Nikkei Up 0.3%, Led by Auto, Chip Stocks -- Market Talk
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USA "President Trump" is born - marking national policy stocks once again.
The Republican Trump will be inaugurated as the new president of the United States at 2 AM Japan time on the 21st. It is expected that he will sign a total of 100 executive orders on the first and second day, indicating a significant policy shift from the Biden administration. Just like the surge in stocks related to Cryptos that are driven by speculation, it is desired to mark the stocks that will benefit from regulatory easing. Additionally, regarding the overall market, since negative factors have been priced in, particularly concerning tariffs, there is also a growing interest in positive influences.
The Nikkei average rebounded significantly, temporarily recovering to 39,000 yen, but caution regarding Trump 2.0 weighed heavily.
On the 17th, the US stock market rebounded. The Dow Inc rose by 334.70 points to 43,487.83, while the Nasdaq closed 291.91 points higher at 19,630.20. In addition to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) upward revision of global and domestic economic growth forecasts for 2025, optimistic views on the economy were spreading due to the better-than-expected number of housing starts and industrial production in December, leading to a rise after the opening. With the presidential inauguration set for the 20th, there are expectations for regulatory easing by the next administration and support measures for businesses and the economy.
The Nikkei index surged by 451 points, marking a significant rebound, while trading was cautious ahead of the U.S. presidential inauguration, with the Main Board trading volume being the lowest this year as of the afternoon of the 20th.
On the 20th, during the afternoon session, the Nikkei average rose significantly by 451.04 yen to 38,902.50 yen compared to last week's closing. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also saw a large increase of 31.85 points, reaching 2,711.27 points for the first time in three days. This was supported by rebounds in the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index in the US stock market on the 17th, coupled with a shift towards a weaker yen compared to last week's levels, which led to a surge in buying of Japanese stocks. Amidst strong market movements, the Nikkei average reached 581 at 10:40 AM.
JP Movers | Daiichi Sankyo Rose 8.23%, Leading Nikkei 225 Components, Disco Topped Turnover List
Market sentiment was high today as Nikkei 225 components generally rose, with Daiichi Sankyo(4568.JP) being the top gainer today, rising 8.23% to close at 4417.0 yen. In addition, the top loser was Nintendo(7974.JP)，falling 3.05% to end at 8901.0 yen.
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (Pre-Lunch) ~ The Nikkei Average rebounded significantly, boosted by approximately 108 yen from two stocks, Fast Retailing and Advantest.
As of the close 20 days ago, the number of rising and falling stocks in the Nikkei average composition was 200 stocks up, 25 stocks down, and 0 stocks unchanged. The Nikkei average saw a significant rebound, finishing the morning session at 38,948.47 yen, up 497.01 yen (+1.29%) compared to the previous day (Volume estimated at 0.7 billion 60 million shares). On the 17th, the U.S. stock market rebounded, with the Dow Inc up 334.70 dollars to 43,487.83 dollars, and the Nasdaq closed up 291.91 points at 19,630.20. International Currency ETF.
Three points to focus on in the latter half of the session - following the rise in U.S. stocks, it temporarily rose to 39,000 yen.
In the afternoon trading on the 20th, I would like to focus on the following three points. ・The Nikkei Average made a significant rebound, rising temporarily to 39,000 yen due to the increase in U.S. stocks. ・Risk-averse dollar buying is somewhat shrinking. ・The top contributor to the price increase is Fast Retailing <9983>, and the second is Advantest <6857>. ■ The Nikkei Average made a significant rebound, rising temporarily to 39,000 yen due to the increase in U.S. stocks. The Nikkei Average rose significantly, up 497.01 yen (+1.29%) to 38,948.47 yen (Volume estimated at 0.7 billion).
The Nikkei average is up about 540 yen, with the top rising stocks among the selected issues being Daiichi Sankyo, SUBARU, and Screen, etc.
Shortly after 11:02 AM on the 20th, the Nikkei Stock Average is trading around 38,990 yen, up approximately 540 yen from the end of the previous week. This increase follows a rebound in the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index in the US stock market on the 17th, as well as a shift in the currency market towards a weaker yen compared to the previous week's levels, leading to early buying in the Japanese stocks. Amidst strong price movements, at 10:40 AM, it reached 39,032.93 yen, up 581.47 yen, marking the first time in a week since the 14th that it has exceeded 39,000 yen during trading hours.
The Nikkei average is up about 460 points, buoyed by rising U.S. stocks and a weaker yen = pre-noon on the 20th.
On the 20th, shortly after 10:03 AM, the Nikkei average stock price fluctuates around 38,910 yen, up about 460 yen from the previous weekend. At 9:56 AM, it reached 38,966.97 yen, which is up 515.51 yen. In the US stock market on the 17th local time, both the NY Dow and the Nasdaq Composite Index rebounded. In the Foreign Exchange market, movements to Buy back seem to have strengthened, supported by the depreciation of the yen against the dollar and euro. The yen-denominated settlement price of the Chicago Nikkei Futures is based on the Osaka market from the previous weekend on the 17th.
The Nikkei average started with a rise of 220 yen, with companies like Disco and Mitsubishi UFJ increasing.
[Nikkei Average Stock Price・TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 38671.77; +220.31 TOPIX; 2695.34; +15.92 [Opening Overview] On January 20, the Nikkei Average opened higher at 38671.77 yen, up 220.31 yen from the previous trading day. On January 17, in the USA market, the Dow Inc closed at 43487.83 dollars, up 334.70 dollars, and the Nasdaq finished at 19630.20, up by 291.91 points. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the 2025 world, country