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Selling off is leading the way, reflecting the decline in US high-tech stocks and the progress of yen appreciation.
The Nikkei Average continued to fall, ending trading at 38,490.17 yen, down 347.29 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.71 billion shares). Following the trend of high-tech related stocks being sold in the U.S. market the previous day, semiconductor-related stocks were sold mainly in the Tokyo market. In addition, the yen appreciated to as high as 1 dollar to 154 yen, which became a burden on export-related stocks, and the Nikkei Average widened its decline to 38,343.98 yen towards the end of the morning session. However, the 25-day moving average level was taken into account as a downside target.
Nikkei Average falls 441 yen, mood of refraining from active buying.
As of 1:50 p.m., the Nikkei Average is down 441 yen. In terms of Nikkei Average contribution, companies such as TEL, Recruit HD, and Laser Tech are among the top negative contributors, while companies such as Terumo, Daiichi Sankyo, and FastRetailing are among the top positive contributors. In terms of sectors, insurance, marine transportation, mining, iron & steel, and nonferrous metals are among the top declining sectors; pharmaceuticals, real estate, precision instruments, electric and gas, and food are among the top gaining sectors.
Nikkei Average contribution ranking (pre-market) ~ The Nikkei Average continues to decline, with Tohoku Electric pushing down about 84 yen with only one stock.
As of the closing 5 days ago, the Nikkei average constituent stocks rose in 58 stocks, fell in 166 stocks, and remained unchanged in 1 stock. The Nikkei average continued to fall, and the trading in the morning ended at 38,527.60 yen (approximately 860 million shares traded) with a decrease of 309.86 yen (-0.80%) compared to the previous day. The US stock market rose on the 4th day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 140.26 dollars (+0.36%) to 38,711.29 dollars, and Nasdaq rose 28.38 points (+0.17%) to 16,857.05.
Three points to watch in the afternoon session: A development where the 25-day moving average falls due to the progress of yen appreciation.
In the trading of the afternoon of the 5th, there are three points to be noted: Nikkei Average continues to fall and falls below the 25-day line due to the appreciation of the yen. The dollar/yen is firm, with a buyback in dollars. The top contributor to the price decline is Toshiba Lighting<8035>, with Recruit HD<6098> in second place. ■ Nikkei Average continues to fall, and falls below the 25-day line due to the appreciation of the yen Nikkei Average continues to fall. And it closed the morning trading at a volume of approximately 860 million shares and 38,527.60 yen, down 309.86 yen (-0.80%) from the previous day.
The Nikkei average continues to fall and falls below the 25-day moving average due to the appreciation of the yen.
The Nikkei Average continues to decline. It ended morning trading at 38,527.60 yen (volume estimate of 860 million shares), down 309.86 yen (-0.80%) from the previous day. On the 4th, the U.S. stock market rose, with the Dow Jones average closing at 38,711.29 dollars, up 140.26 dollars (+0.36%), Nasdaq at 16,857.05 (+28.38 points, +0.17%), and S&P 500 at 5,291.34 (+7.94 points, +0.15%), amid uncertainty about the economy and interest rates.
ADR Japanese stock ranking ~ Almost all stocks including Yucho Bank are down, Chicago is down by 325 yen compared to Osaka, at 38,425 yen.
Japanese stocks of American Depositary Receipt (ADR) fell for almost all companies, including Yucho Bank <7182>, Renesas <6723>, Honda Motor <7267>, Fujifilm <4901>, Denso <6902>, Itochu <8001>, Advantest <6857>, etc., compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted at a rate of 1 dollar to 154.85 yen). The settlement price of Chicago Nikkei 225 futures was 38,425 yen, down 325 yen from Osaka during the day. The US stock market rose. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 140.26 dollars.
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