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US nuclear energy stocks have begun the road to a comeback! AI datacenters need to be "fed" by nuclear power.
Last week, several nuclear energy stocks in the USA soared to record highs, with the first batch of small modular reactors (SMRs) accelerating their deployment in the USA; Google, Amazon, and other companies have reached milestone electrical utilities supply agreements with nuclear energy companies, driving this upward trend; Signs indicate that the nuclear power industry's recovery is accelerating, and they will be used to meet the substantial electrical demand of artificial intelligence.
As the corporate earnings season kicks in and ahead of the Lower House election, there is a cautious mood.
The Nikkei average fell slightly. It closed at 38,954.60 yen, down 27.15 yen (with a volume estimate of 1.5 billion shares). While the major stock price indices in the US market rose slightly at the end of last week, the Nikkei average started falling. Subsequently, the yen exchange rate shifted slightly to the mid-149 yen range, becoming slightly stronger than the end of last week. In addition, domestic broadcasting reported a 'delicate situation of the ruling coalition having a slight majority,' which also weighed on investor sentiment, lowering levels to 38,775.59 yen. However, expectations for corporate performance remain strong, supporting stock price levels.
The Nikkei average fell slightly, ending in a consolidation around the previous day's closing level, with 9 consecutive negative days of trading.
Last weekend, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA market closed at 43,275.91 dollars, up 36.86 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended trading at 18,489.55 points, up 115.94 points. With profit-taking sells near record highs and a retreat in optimistic economic views, the Dow traded weakly. The Nasdaq, driven by the rise of mobile device giant Apple and semiconductor company Nvidia, as well as supported by the decline in long-term interest rates, continued to trade strongly, pushing up the overall market. Towards the end, the Dow also recovered into positive territory, hitting new record highs for consecutive days.
SBI Securities (Nikko) sells more than Advantest, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries buys more.
Sell Code Stock Name Transaction Amount (6146) Disco 81,885,949,830 (7011) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 36,050,898,119 (6920) Laser Tech 35,788,221,220 (6857) Advantest 29,862,807,791 (1570) NEXTFUNDS Nikkei Average Leverage Listed Investment Trust 20,728,128,814 (8035) Tokyo E
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NTT <9432> NTT East Japan and West Japan significantly reduce response and facility personnel, expand AI introduction (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - Espec <6859> Dedicated test site for EV batteries in February next year, compatible with "chassis integration" (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - Fujitsu <6702> Establishing a platform for combating fake news, starting development with 9 parties from industry and academia (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - Kansai Electric Power <9503> Abolishment of Ako Thermal Power Plant, next July, due to facility deterioration and low usage (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - Sumitomo Heavy Industries <6302> SCREEN system
U.S. stock market closing: all three major indexes rose collectively, with the Chinese concept stock index up nearly 1%.
1. China concept stocks varied, nasdaq china golden dragon index rose by 0.93%; 2. Airbus plans to cut 2,500 jobs in defense and aerospace departments; 3. General Motors invests $0.625 billion in a top lithium project in the USA; 4. E-mini russell 2000 index has reached its highest level in nearly three years.
Amazon and Mr. Griffin invest in next-generation nuclear reactor technology X-Energy.
Next-generation nuclear energy technology, small modular reactors (SMRs) are attracting attention, with Amazon.com and billionaire Ken Griffin reportedly investing $500 million (about 75 billion yen) to support it. Recently, Google under Alphabet announced a power purchase agreement with Kairos Power, a company constructing SMRs. <6378> Kimura Chemical Machinery <6643> Tone Electric Manufacturing <5631> Japan Steel Works
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