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Express News | Japanese stocks collectively opened higher, with the Nikkei 225 index rising more than 1%, SoftBank rising more than 2%.
Funds are more likely to flow into economically sensitive stocks and other assets.
[Stock Opening Comments] On the 25th, the Japanese stock market started with buying activity, but it seems to gradually develop into a deadlock. On the 22nd, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 426 points, and the Nasdaq by 31 points. Expectations for a soft landing increased due to the improvement in the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for manufacturing and service industries in November. The decrease in long-term interest rates in the USA, positive earnings reports from retail companies such as Gap Inc and Ross Stores Inc were seen as supporting factors. Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high.
List of Cloud Breakout Stocks [Ichimoku Balance Table, List of Cloud Breakout Stocks]
○ List of stocks breaking above the cloud in the market Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange main board <1808> Haseko 1942 1895.75 1757 <1812> Kashima 2705 2677.25 25 25 <1884> Nihon Doro 1687 1679.51 76.5 <2270> Snow Brand Milk Products 2712 2706.25 2665 <2335> Cube Systems 1077 1015.5 106
Expanding while keeping an eye on the movements of the USA market.
The Nikkei average rebounded for the first time in three days, closing at 38,283.85 yen, up 257.68 yen (volume estimated at approximately 1.608 billion shares). Following NVIDIA's rebound in the previous day's US market, stocks in the semiconductor sector rose in the Tokyo market. In addition, buying aimed at autonomous rebound from the previous day's decline increased, pushing the Nikkei average up to 38,420.63 yen before the morning close. However, there is caution towards weekend position adjustments and assessing the situation in Russia and Ukraine.
Express News | Nikkei 225 index rose by 0.32% at the opening of the Japanese stock market, with Canon and Ricoh Holdings both rising by over 1%.
Express News | In Japan, the year-on-year core CPI for October is 2.3%, expected to be 2.2%, and the previous value was 2.4%.