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NTT <9432> NTT East Japan and West Japan will significantly reduce response and facility personnel, and expand AI introduction (Nikkan Kogyo Front Page) - Especk <6859> The exclusive test site for EV batteries will be introduced in February next year, compatible with "chassis built-in type" (Nikkan Kogyo Front Page) - Fujitsu <6702> Establishing a platform for combating fake information, starting development with 9 industry-academic partners (Nikkan Kogyo Page 3) - Kansai Electrical Utilities <9503> Abolishing Akō Thermal Power Plant in July next year due to equipment deterioration and low usage (Nikkan Kogyo Page 3) - Sumitomo Heavy Industries <6302> SCREEN series
Amazon and Mr. Griffin invest in next-generation nuclear reactor technology X-Energy.
Next-generation nuclear energy technology, small modular reactors (SMRs) are attracting attention, with Amazon.com and billionaire Ken Griffin reportedly investing $500 million (about 75 billion yen) to support it. Recently, Google under Alphabet announced a power purchase agreement with Kairos Power, a company constructing SMRs. <6378> Kimura Chemical Machinery <6643> Tone Electric Manufacturing <5631> Japan Steel Works
After the sell-off of ASML shock, we are in a stalemate.
The Nikkei average posted a significant decline for the first time in five business days. It closed at 39,180.30 yen, down 730.25 yen (volume approximately 1.6 billion 10 million shares). Following the selling pressure on semiconductor-related stocks in the previous day's USA market, selling pressure predominantly focused on tech stocks. The Nikkei average widened its losses from the opening, quickly dropping to 39,062.85 yen shortly after the start of trading. However, as it did not break below the psychologically significant level of 39,000 yen, there were scattered buy orders aiming for a self-rebound.
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NTT <9432> NTT East Japan provides local 5G at construction sites, centralized on portable base stations (Nikkan Kogyo front page).
The Nikkei average rose for the third consecutive day, with buying focused on Fastly, which reported good earnings.
On the 10th, the US stock market fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 57.88 points at 42,454.12, while the Nasdaq ended trading down 9.57 points at 18,282.05. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) exceeded expectations, leading to a decline after the Federal Reserve Board's (FRB) expectations of a quick rate cut receded. The opening was down due to the impact of a major hurricane, which resulted in a significant increase in weekly initial jobless claims and further contributed to the deterioration of economic prospects, leading to additional selling pressure and continued decline. Leading the field of AI.
Nikkei Average continues to rise, bought on the weakening yen, but weighed down by china connect and CPI announcements.
On the 9th, the U.S. stock market continued to rise. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42,512.00, up 431.63 points, and the Nasdaq closed at 18,291.62, up 108.70 points. Expectations of a prompt interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) waned, leading to a decline after the opening. However, buying interest emerged from the dips as expectations of fiscal stimulus from the Chinese government aimed at revitalizing the economy to support global economic and corporate sales recovery, driving the market higher. Expectations were based on the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announcement by the FRB.