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AdvanTes is leading the Nikkei average.
The Nikkei average saw a significant rebound for the first time in three trading days, closing up 477.08 yen at 38,311.33 yen (Volume estimated at 1.6 billion shares). Although geopolitical risks from the Middle East situation are a concern, the declines from the previous weekend had already been factored in, and a pause in the yen's appreciation led to dominant Buyback movements. It began by recovering the 38,000 yen level and increased its gains towards the middle of the afternoon session, extending to 38,342.52 yen. A Japan-US summit is scheduled alongside the G7 Leaders' Summit.
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The increasing geopolitical risks in the Middle East have changed the mood entirely.
The Nikkei Average continued to decline, finishing trading at 37,834.25 yen, down 338.84 yen (volume estimated at 2 billion 70 million shares), marking the sixth day below 38,000 yen. In the previous day's U.S. market, major stock indices rose, but an increase in geopolitical risks and suggestions from U.S. President Trump that "there is a possibility of raising auto tariffs in the not too distant future" weighed heavily, leading to an early sell-off. Furthermore, reports that "Israel attacked Iran's nuclear-related facilities" heightened geopolitical tensions.
Of course, after passing SQ, buying on dips tends to be easier.
The Nikkei average declined for the first time in five trading days, closing at 38,173.09 yen, down 248.10 yen (with a Volume estimate of 1.5 billion 20 million shares traded). Following a drop in major stock indices in the U.S. market the previous day and a pause in the yen's depreciation, selling to secure immediate profits took precedence. The decline widened towards the end of the morning session, dropping to 38,102.05 yen. U.S. President Trump was reported by U.S. media to have said, "We will unilaterally set tariff rates within two weeks," which led to a restraint in active trading.
