11/1 [Strong and Weak Materials]

[Bullish/Bearish Factors] Bullish Factors: Bullish factors include the rise in US crude oil futures (69.26, +0.65), expectations for easing inflation in the USA, active share buybacks, and requests from the Tokyo Stock Exchange for increased corporate value. Bearish Factors: Bearish factors include the decline in the Nikkei Average (39081.25, -196.14), the drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (41763.46, -378.08), the decrease in the NASDAQ Composite Index (18095.15, -512.78), 1 dollar = 152.10-20 yen, and the fall of Chicago Nikkei futures (38350, -710 compared to Osaka).

Fisco JapanOct 31 19:50 ET

Japanese Stock Market Slips As Traders Await BOJ's Decision

Business TodayOct 30 22:27 ET

10/31 [Strength and Weakness Materials]

[Bullish and Bearish Factors] Bullish factors: Nikkei Average is rising (39,277.39, +373.71), 1 dollar = 153.20-30 yen, US crude oil futures are rising (68.61, +1.40), expectation of inflation easing in the USA, active share buyback, request from Tokyo Stock Exchange to improve corporate value. Bearish factors: NY Dow is falling (42,141.54, -91.51), Nasdaq Composite Index is falling (18,607.93, -104.82), Chicago Nikkei Futures are falling (39,295, -195), SOX Index is.

Fisco JapanOct 30 19:40 ET

Japan's stock market will extend trading hours starting from November 5th, and market participants are still worried.

① From the perspective of the USA election influencing the global financial markets, this timing is indeed somewhat unfortunate; ② The bigger controversy lies in whether a slight adjustment of the trading hours can boost the trading volume and the changes in the closing auction mechanism; ③ What's even more unfortunate is that Japan has just experienced the situation of the ruling LDP coalition suffering a disastrous defeat.

cls.cnOct 30 08:11 ET

After the election, the Japanese stock market has risen for three consecutive days, what exactly is the market trading?

UBS Group believes that the rise in Japanese stocks may be mainly due to the depreciation of the yen, reflecting the market's belief that the Bank of Japan is unlikely to raise interest rates in the face of political instability. UBS Group also points out that if Yoshihiko Noda becomes the new prime minister, the stock market may suffer significant negative impact.

wallstreetcnOct 30 06:29 ET

10/30 [Strength and weakness materials]

[Bullish and Bearish Factors] Bullish factors: Nikkei average is rising (38,903.68, +298.15), Nasdaq Composite Index is rising (18,712.75, +145.56), 1 dollar = 153.20-30 yen, Chicago Nikkei futures are rising (39,170, +200 compared to Osaka), SOX Index is rising (5,332.17, +120.51), VIX Index is falling (19.34, -0.46), expectation of inflation easing in the USA, active share buyback, request from the Tokyo Stock Exchange for improving corporate value. Bearish factors:

Fisco JapanOct 29 19:52 ET