Today's flows: 11/07 Recruit Holdings saw an inflow of JPY¥ 17.65 billion, Fujikura saw an outflow of JPY¥ 13.72 billion

On November 7th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 1.18 trillion and an outflow of JPY¥ 1.27 trillion.$Recruit Holdings(6098.JP)$, $Chugai Pharmaceutical(4519.JP)$ and $Tokyo Electron(8035.JP)

Futu NewsNov 7 14:45

The Nikkei Average surged 671 yen, marking a significant rebound after three days, but struggled to maintain momentum following the initial wave of buying in the afternoon session on the 6th.

In the afternoon session six days later, the Nikkei Stock Average rose by 671.41 yen from the previous day to close at 50,883.68 yen, marking a significant rebound after three days of decline. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also increased by 45.16 points to reach 3,313.45 points. At 9:05 AM, the Nikkei Average had surged by 1,036.01 yen to reach 51,248.28 yen. On the U.S. markets the day before, positive economic indicators drove the NY Dow to rebound after three days, while the Nasdaq Composite Index also saw gains. Japanese stocks were also bolstered by buying pressure as a reaction to the substantial drop seen the previous day.

Kabushiki ShimbunNov 6 15:01

The Nikkei Average rose by approximately 620 yen, but faced downward pressure as investors awaited a pullback after initial buying subsided = Morning session six days ago.

At around 10:05 a.m. on the 6th, the Nikkei Stock Average was trading approximately 620 yen higher than the previous day at around 50,830 yen. At 9:05 a.m., it reached 51,248.28 yen, up 1,036.01 yen from the previous day. In the U.S. market on the 5th, favorable economic indicators led to a rebound in the NY Dow after three days, and the Nasdaq Composite Index also rose. Japanese stocks initially saw buying driven by a reaction to the sharp declines seen the previous day. However, it appears that after the initial wave of buying, prices have been pressured as investors wait for further gains. The yen-denominated settlement value of the Nikkei 225 futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange...

Kabushiki ShimbunNov 6 09:09

The Nikkei Average sharply declined by 1,284 yen, briefly falling below the 50,000 mark but trimming losses in the afternoon session on the 5th.

In the afternoon session five days later, the Nikkei Stock Average fell significantly by 1,284.93 yen from the previous day to 50,212.27 yen, marking a continued sharp decline. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also continued its steep drop, falling by 41.85 points to 3,268.29 points. On the 4th in the U.S., the CEO of Goldman Sachs pointed out the high valuation of technology stocks, leading to declines in both the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index. Following this trend, selling led the market from the morning, and the Nikkei Average fell further by 24 points at 11:30 a.m.

Kabushiki ShimbunNov 5 14:57

The Nikkei Average plunged sharply, falling 2,393 yen and dropping well below the 50,000 mark, amid heightened caution over tech stocks as of five days ago during the morning session.

In the morning session five days ago, the Nikkei Stock Average fell significantly by 2,393.15 yen from the previous day to close at 49,104.05 yen. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also dropped sharply by 107.58 points to 3,202.56 points. The Nikkei Average reached its low for the morning session at 11:30 a.m., falling by 2,423.62 yen to 49,073.58 yen. This marked the first time the index fell below 50,000 during trading hours since October 27, six business days prior. In the U.S. on the 4th local time, Goldman Sachs...

Kabushiki ShimbunNov 5 11:05

The Nikkei Average fell by approximately 2,040 yen, with notable declines in SoftBank Group, Hitachi Construction Machinery, and Socionext among the top losers.

At around 11 a.m. on the 5th, the Nikkei Stock Average was trading approximately 2,040 yen lower than the previous day, near 49,460 yen. At 10:39 a.m., it hit a low of 49,301.55 yen, down 2,195.65 yen from the previous close. Following declines in U.S. stocks overnight on the 4th, selling pressure dominated from the morning. The drop in U.S. stock index futures during after-hours trading further weighed on sentiment, and profit-taking seems to have expanded following recent significant gains. Among the companies listed in the Nikkei Average, SoftBank G is among those showing the highest percentage declines.

Kabushiki ShimbunNov 5 10:03