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Movement of risk avoidance due to the decline in US high-tech stocks and the appreciation of the yen.
The Nikkei average fell significantly. It closed at 38,053.67 yen, down 1,027.58 yen (volume approximately 1.9 billion 90 million shares). Following the selling of tech stocks in the previous day's U.S. market, semiconductor-related stocks and others lost value, as well as the yen temporarily strengthened to the 151 yen per dollar range, putting pressure. Selling spread to export-related stocks as well. Furthermore, in the afternoon session, profit-taking selling ahead of the three-day weekend starting tomorrow and caution ahead of next week's U.S. presidential election caused selling pressure after the holiday.
Asahi Kasei, TDK, Mitsui Chemicals, kddi corporation (1st day)
※Please note that the above calendar is subject to change depending on the company's circumstances.---------------------------------------November 1st (Friday)＜2229＞Calbee ＜2282＞Nippon Ham＜2296＞Itoham Yonekyu Holdings ＜2349＞NIID ＜2440＞Gurunavi ＜2480＞Sysmex＜2551＞MarsaInc ＜2730＞Edion＜27
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Profit-taking sales are dominant due to the decline in US high-tech stocks.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in 4 days. It closed at 39,081.25 yen, down 196.14 yen (trade volume approximately 2.19 million shares). In the previous three days, it rose more than 1,300 yen, but due to the selling of tech stocks in the US market the previous day, profit-taking sales of tech stocks led the way in the Tokyo market as well. The outcome of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting revealed after the morning session ended was as expected, deciding to maintain the current monetary policy, but not as dovish as the outlook report had anticipated.
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