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List of stock split and new share issuance [List of stock split and new share issuance]
Split ex-date Stock name Split record date Effective date Ratio Code 24/09/27 Softbank 24/09/30 24/10/01 10 ＜9434＞ 24/09/27 Hokkaido Gas 24/09/30 24/10/01 5 ＜9534＞
Movement to rewind Takamichi's trade
The Nikkei average plunged significantly. It closed at 37,919.55 yen, down 1,910.01 yen (with a volume of approximately 2.6 billion shares) at the end of trading. In the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, Fumio Kishida was elected as the new leader in a come-from-behind victory. Last week, Takaichi, who had been critical of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy, topped the first round of voting, leading to a depreciation of the yen in the foreign exchange market and a significant rise in the Nikkei average. However, after losing in the runoff vote, the high expectations for Takaichi led to a rapid sell-off of positions. The market struggled to recover after the sharp decline.
Nikkei average sharply fell, yen surged due to 'Ishiba shock', index plunged in afternoon session.
Last weekend, on the 27th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA market closed at 42,313.00, up 137.89 points (+0.33%), the Nasdaq closed at 18,119.59, down 70.70 points (-0.39%), and the S&P500 closed at 5,738.17, down 7.20 points (-0.13%). It was supported by expectations of a significant interest rate cut following the confirmation of a continued trend of inflation slowdown in the August PCE price index. The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index also exceeded expectations.
SBI Securities (Japan) selling more, Kawasaki Heavy Industries selling side, toyota motor buying side.
Sell code Stock name Trading value (6920) Laser Tech 50,740,047,140 (1570) NEXT FUNDS Nikkei Leveraged Stock Index Fund 44,904,555,980 (7011) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 40,585,416,535 (6146)
Mitsukoshi Isetan --- significant decline, concerns about reduced consumption of inbound demand and affluent class.
Marked decline. In the foreign exchange market, following the emergence of the new President Ishiba, there is a movement towards a weaker dollar and stronger yen, leading to a weak trend for yen-denominated merit stocks such as automobile shares, with awareness of a decline in inbound demand due to the stronger yen in the department store shares of companies like the mentioned one. In addition, Mr. Ishiba is considered a fiscal austerity advocate and is expected to focus on correcting wealth disparities, leading to concerns about a future decline in consumption among the affluent.
Shigeru Ishiba unexpectedly elected, causing earthquake in the Japanese stock market! The nikkei 225 index plunges by over 4%, Japanese bond market in turmoil.
Market analysts predict that before Shiba Shigeru's policy position becomes clearer, short-term market volatility may intensify.