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Japanese Stocks Climb 1.2%
Stocks that moved and those that were traded in the front market.
*Tenma ＜7958＞ 3660 +545 The TOB price of 3580 yen continues to narrow due to the implementation of MBO. *Tanseisha ＜9743＞ 1050 +150 Favorable outlook for consecutive double-digit profit increases and dividend plans. *Migaro HD ＜5535＞ 2416 +264 Joint results announcement for the verification project will be held tomorrow. *ANYCOLOR ＜5032＞ 3520 +200 The day before, Goldman Sachs Group Inc raised the Target Price. *Japan Micro Devices ＜6871＞ 4105 +
The Nikkei average rose significantly by 546 yen, marking three consecutive days of gains, with over 80% of Main Board stocks increasing in value = 18 days before noon.
Eighteen days ago, the Nikkei average stock price rose significantly by 546 yen and 71 sen to reach 37,943 yen and 23 sen, marking three consecutive days of gains. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also increased by 39.66 points to 2,787.78 points, continuing its upward trend for five days. The Nikkei average reached a high of 38,004 yen and 20 sen, an increase of 607 yen and 68 sen by 10:46 AM, recovering the 38,000 yen mark during trading hours for the first time in about three weeks since February 27. In the U.S. stock market on the 17th local time, both the Dow Inc and the Nasdaq Composite Index continued to rise.
The Nikkei average is up about 560 yen, with Mercari, Tokio Marine, Renesas, ETC among the top gainers among the adopted stocks.
On the 18th, shortly after 11:03 AM, the Nikkei average stock price was trading around 37,955 yen, about 560 yen higher than the previous day. At 10:46 AM, it reached 38,004.20 yen, which was up 607.68 yen. It marked the first time during trading hours that it exceeded 38,000 yen since February 27, approximately three weeks ago. Following the continued rise of both the Dow Inc and Nasdaq composite index in the U.S. stock market on the 17th, buying activity gained momentum from the morning. The dollar-yen exchange rate was around 149.50 yen per dollar, indicating a weaker yen compared to the morning levels.
The Nikkei rose by 343 points and continued to rise, with the increase narrowing as a wait-and-see mood set in before the close of trading on the 17th in the afternoon session.
On the 17th, the Nikkei average stock price in the afternoon session rose by 343.42 yen from the previous weekend, reaching 37,396.52 yen, continuing its upward trend. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also increased by 32.27 points to 2,748.12 points, marking four consecutive days of gains. In the U.S. stock market on the 14th, the NY Dow rebounded after five days, and the Nasdaq Composite Index also saw a recovery. The outlook for an extension bill concerning the U.S. federal government's stopgap budget, which is set to expire on the same day, acted as support. Japanese stocks were also buoyed by the rise in U.S. stocks, leading to earlier buying activity. Stable.
The Nikkei average is up 150 yen, supported by the rise in US stock index Futures during Extended hours trading and the weaker yen = 14 days ago in the morning session.
On the 14th at around 10:05 AM, the Nikkei average Stock price is trending around 36,940 yen, up about 150 yen compared to the previous day. At 9:58 AM, it reached 36,964.47 yen, up 174.44 yen. In the US stock market on the 13th local time, the Dow Inc fell for four consecutive days, while the Nasdaq Composite Index reversed course. Following the decline of US stocks, Japanese stocks were initially under selling pressure. However, after the selling subsided, there was support from the rise of US stock index Futures in extended hours trading and the yen depreciating in the Foreign Exchange market.
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