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Market orders: Toyota and Mitsubishi UFJ were sold, while Tokyo Electron and Kyocera were bought (Morning session one day ago).
Tokyo Electron (8035) sold 40,000 shares and bought 92,000 shares; Kyocera (6971) sold 55,000 shares and bought 196,000 shares; SoftBank Group (9984) sold 480,000 shares and bought 628,000 shares; Toyota (7203) sold 764,000 shares and bought 201,000 shares; Sony Group (6758) sold 202,000 shares and bought 210,000 shares; Hitachi (6501) sold 322,000 shares and bought 280,000 shares; Fujikura (5803) sold 230,000 shares and bought 314,000 shares; Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306) sold 661,000 shares and bought 250,000 shares.
Panasonic HD, Toray, and others
- Panasonic HD <6752> accelerates cost reduction for perovskite battery power generation and moves towards establishing mass production (Nikkan Kogyo, front page). - FPI Co. <7947> raises food tray prices by 20% amid rising resin costs due to Middle East conflicts (Nikkan Kogyo, front page). - Toray <3402> implements automated generation of polyester fiber production plans, with deployment at the Ishikawa Plant (Nikkan Kogyo, front page). - Kansai Electric Power <9503> announces new mid-term plan targeting growth investments of 1 trillion yen, anticipating an increase in electricity demand (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3). - LifeNet Life Insurance <7157> forms a capital partnership with JAL, expanding into non-aviation sectors.
Demand for private jets and luxury yachts is surging.
Reports indicate that an unusual trend is emerging in the art market. While businesses catering to the ultra-wealthy, such as private jet companies, are thriving, sales of artworks appear to be sluggish. Some observers suggest that the decline in painting sales may reflect the art world’s overreliance on collectors from the baby boomer generation, who may have passed their peak purchasing period.
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[Market Order] SoftBank Group and Fujikura are buys, while Sony Financial Group is a sell (as of the morning session on the 23rd).
SoftBank Group (9984) sold 1.079 million shares and bought 1.872 million shares, Tokyo Electron (8035) sold 60,000 shares and bought 75,000 shares, Kioxia Holdings (285A) sold 106,000 shares and bought 260,000 shares, Toyota (7203) sold 433,000 shares and bought 476,000 shares, Hitachi (6501) sold 315,000 shares and bought 423,000 shares, Fujikura (5803) sold 161,000 shares and bought 447,000 shares, TDK (6762) sold 243,000 shares and bought 196,000 shares, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306) sold.