The Nikkei average fell significantly for the fourth consecutive day, dropping more than 500 yen at one point due to a rollback of the Trump rally.
On the 19th, the US stock market continued to fall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 40,287.53, down 377.49 points (-0.93%), the Nasdaq closed at 17,726.94, down 144.28 points (-0.81%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,505.00, down 39.59 points (-0.71%). There was selling pressure due to concerns that a system failure would cause chaos in the world economy, causing a decline after the opening. Profit taking sales ahead of the earnings release of high-tech companies next week were also seen, further lowering the market.
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The Nikkei average fell as semiconductor stocks were affected by the strengthening of U.S. restrictions on semiconductors for China.
On the 16th, the US stock market continued its upward trend. The Dow Jones average closed at 40,954.48, up 742.76 points (+1.85%), the Nasdaq closed at 18,509.34, up 36.77 points (+0.20%), and the S&P500 closed at 5,667.20, up 35.98 points (+0.64%). After the optimistic buying based on higher-than-expected retail revenue, the market rose. The Dow was driven by expectations of growth and consumption, as well as the rise of UnitedHealth, and continued to perform strongly throughout the day.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Dai Nippon Printing, Japan, etc.
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[Stock Opening Comment] On the 17th, the Japanese stock market is expected to start buying following the rise of the US stock market, but gradually become a tense situation. On the 16th, the US market was up 742 points in NY Dow and 36 points in NASDAQ. The better-than-expected June US retail sales were well received. UnitedHealth Group's earnings exceeded expectations and the market was greatly boosted, contributing to the rise of NY Dow. In addition, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America
The rise is not enough even as a rebound of self-discipline.
The Nikkei average rebounded, closing at 41,275.08 yen, up 84.40 yen (+0.20%) with volume of about 1.6 billion 10 million shares traded. Buyers aimed for autonomous rebound from the recoil that had dropped more than 1000 yen last week, and the Tokyo market, which resumed trading after the 3-day holiday, started with buying. The Nikkei average expanded its gains to 41,520.07 yen in the mid-morning session. However, it could not break free from the range of self-rebound against the sharp decline, hovering around the psychological milestone of 41,500 yen.
Republican Party strengthens unity after assassination attempt on Mr. Trump.
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Trucking of 500-pound bombs to the US and Israel will resume.
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The largest producer country imposes taxes, and uranium mining stocks rose sharply overnight!
After Kazakhstan, the world's largest uranium producer, unexpectedly increased mining taxes, uranium mining stock prices soared.
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The Nikkei Average rose for the third day in a row, with buying of technology stocks and core 30 stocks pushing it to a record high of over 42,000 yen for the first time in history.
On the 10th, the US stock market rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 39,721.36, up 429.39 (+1.09%), while the Nasdaq closed at 18,647.45, up 218.16 (+1.18%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5,633.91, up 56.93 (+1.02%). Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (FRB), raised expectations of a rate cut in his Senate congressional testimony, causing a rise in the market after the opening. Although the chairman did not clarify the timing in his testimony to the House.
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The Nikkei Average continued to rise, closing at 41,831.99 yen, up 251.82 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.809 billion shares) and updated its record high for the second consecutive day. Due to caution against the rapid rise, profit-taking selling took precedence and the level dropped to 41,430.38 yen shortly after the opening. However, with buying observed from overseas investors and a strong expectation for further rise, there was a move to pick up the dip even when the stock price level fell. On the 11th, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be released.
Nikkei average continued to rise and updated the all-time high in the afternoon session, confirming its resilience.
On the 9th, the US stock market was mixed. The Dow Jones fell 52.82 points (-0.13%) to 39,291.97, the Nasdaq rose 25.55 points (+0.14%) to 18,429.29, and the S&P500 rose 4.13 points (+0.07%) to 5,576.98. Ahead of Fed Chair Powell's congressional testimony, there was a cautious mood and the market was mixed after the opening. The Chair's testimony highlighted recent data on the economic and labor market slowdown.
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