Bega Cheese Says Mitsubishi UFJ Becomes Substantial Holder

MT NewswiresMay 5 03:09 ET

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.

Jiji PressApr 30 19:47 ET

List of stocks breaking out of the cloud (Part 1) [Ichimoku Cloud Breakout Stocks List]

○List of Stocks That Have Been Delisted from the Cloud Market Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market <1720> Tokyu Construction 1515 1496.75 1474.5 <1803> Shimizu Corporation 3188 3070.25 3140 <1941> Chuden Kogyo 4815 4700 4745 <1942> Kansai Electric Power Engineering 6797 6226 6134.5 <1944> Kinden 7932 7474 7575 <1945>

Fisco JapanApr 29 19:34 ET

BOJ Appears More Wary of Falling Behind Curve on Inflation -- Market Talk

WSJApr 28 02:04 ET

Bank stocks gained across the board following the Bank of Japan meeting, amid rising expectations for a June interest rate hike.

Resona Holdings (8306) surged 151.5 yen (8.2%) from the previous day to reach 1,989.5 yen, and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust (8308) also rose over 4%, leading to a broad uptick in banking stocks in the afternoon session. The Bank of Japan announced the outcome of its monetary policy decision meeting during the Tokyo Stock Exchange's lunch break, revealing that three board members had proposed an interest rate hike. This fueled expectations for an additional rate increase at the next decision meeting (June 15-16), which became a buying catalyst for banking shares.

Jiji PressApr 28 00:35 ET

Stocks in Focus: The TOPIX remains firm in the afternoon session, supported by buying interest in lagging sectors as part of a rotational investment strategy.

While the Nikkei Stock Average continued to widen its losses, the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) remained solid in the afternoon session, rising to 3,771.85 points at one point, up 36.57 points from the previous day. In the U.S. market the day before, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) fell for the first time in 19 trading days. Following this trend, 'heavily weighted semiconductor-related stocks are being sold off, but rotational buying is entering into shares that had lagged behind' (mid-sized securities firm).

Jiji PressApr 28 00:11 ET