The index has recovered to the 36,000 yen range for the first time in a month.

The Nikkei Average has risen for five consecutive trading days. It closed up 205.39 yen at 36,045.38 yen (with an estimated Volume of 2.2 billion 80 million shares), regaining the 36,000 yen mark for the first time in about a month. Buys anticipated due to the rise in U.S. stocks and progress in U.S. tariff negotiations led the initial trading. Immediately after the opening, the Nikkei regained 36,000 yen. However, once it surpassed the key level of 36,000 yen, conflicting sentiments emerged, spreading a mood of watchful waiting, with continued stagnation around 35,900 yen. Toward the end of the afternoon session, index buys, believed to be by pension funds, emerged as the month-end approached.

Fisco JapanApr 30 15:43

Daily Bull and Bear | Hong Kong stocks have fluctuated for five consecutive Trading days, with the latest bull and bear street ratio of the Hang Seng Index at 56:44; Tencent saw an Inflow of over 10 million Hong Kong dollars, and the Hong Kong Stock Excha

As of yesterday's market close, the total market turnover was 117.658 billion Hong Kong dollars, with the combined turnover of all warrant bull and bear certificates at 15.234 billion Hong Kong dollars, accounting for 8.6% of the total market turnover, of which good positions accounted for 5% and short positions accounted for 3.6%. The net Outflow of all warrants was 0.528 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Futu NewsApr 30 08:58

President Trump signed measures to alleviate the burden on the Autos industry.

On the 29th, President Trump was reported to have signed an executive order to reduce the burden of tariffs affecting the auto industry. Concerns about auto and Auto Parts tariffs driving up vehicle prices and potentially causing factory closures and job losses prompted Auto Manufacturers, parts suppliers, and dealerships to engage in strong lobbying efforts. <7201> Nissan <7202> Isuzu <7203> Toyota <7211> Mitsubishi <7261> MAZDA MOTOR CRP <

Fisco JapanApr 30 05:24

HSBC's performance exceeded expectations, initiating a $3 billion buyback, and the stock price is rising again, aiming to test higher levels.

HSBC Holdings (0005.HK) announced today its financial report for the first quarter of 2025, recording a pre-tax profit of 9.48 billion USD, a 25% decrease compared to the same period last year, but better than market expectations. The Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share and plans to initiate a share buyback program of up to 3 billion USD, expected to commence after the annual general meeting of shareholders on May 2 and to be completed before the mid-2025 financial results are announced. The Hong Kong stock market exhibited mixed performance today, but HSBC managed to rise, increasing over 2% as of 1:45 PM. In the midst of a turbulent global trade environment, the market is particularly focused on HSBC's net interest income in the banking sector.

HKMoneyClubApr 29 15:58

HSBC Holdings Non-GAAP EPS of $0.39, Revenue of $17.65B Beats by $1.35B

Seeking AlphaApr 29 12:51

Fluence Energy Downgraded at HSBC 'in Eye of the Storm' of Trump's Tariffs

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