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List of stock information from newspapers including Lintec and Mitsui & Co.
* Lintec <7966> starts providing samples of EUV pellicles, contributes to semiconductor miniaturization (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ * Toyota Auto <7203> invests in North American EV charging network, plans to install 0.03 million ports by 2030 (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ * Seino HD <9076>, T2 and 2 others demonstrate autonomous driving of cargo trucks on highways (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ * Mitsubishi Electric Corp. unsponsored ADR <6503> strengthens solutions
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List of stocks with sell conversion Market Code Stock name Closing price SAR Tokyo Prime <1433> Bestella 990 1050 <1812> Kajima 2768 2915 <1814> Osumi Kensetsu 1704 1759 <1870> Yahi Kensetsu 1653 1727 <1887> Japan Land Development
The Nikkei average is reaching new highs led by high-tech.
The Nikkei average rebounded significantly for the first time in three business days, closing at 41,580.17 yen, up 799.47 yen (with a trading volume of approximately 1.7 billion shares), surpassing the 41,000 yen range. The positive sentiment came from the buying of high-tech stocks in the U.S. market the previous day, and the buying of high-tech stocks led the market in Tokyo as well. In addition, U.S. stock futures were performing well in after-hours trading, and there were intermittent purchases of indexes believed to be made by overseas investors, resulting in the Nikkei average rising towards the middle of the afternoon session.
Is the second bull market really here? The Nikkei rose 2% and hit a new high again.
Is the Japanese stock market starting a new bull market?
The Nikkei average rebounded significantly and hit a record high in the afternoon with a one-step high after the buyback swelled.
On the 8th, the US stock market varied. The Dow fell by 31.08 dollars (-0.08%) to 39,344.79 dollars, Nasdaq rose by 50.98 points (+0.28%) to 18,403.74, and S&P 500 rose by 5.66 points (+0.10%) to 5,572.85 at the end of trading. It rose on early expectations of a rate cut but subsequently fell wary of important inflation indicators and testimony from Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board scheduled for this week.
JPMorgan: Both of Japan's major indices set new highs, indicating that Japan's stock market has escaped adjustment and entered a new bull market.
JPMorgan stated that investors' interest in Japanese stocks is increasing, and the profit forecast for Japanese companies is trending upwards. The correlation between the weakening of the Japanese yen and the rise of Japanese stocks is returning.
Asia-Pacific stock markets are booming! The Japanese version of S&P 500 has returned to historical highs, and global funds are flowing in. Is this a good investment opportunity?
Market analysis generally points out that the Asia-Pacific stock market is relatively undervalued. Since June, foreign investors' funds have continued to inflow, ending the situation of two consecutive months of withdrawal. Strong bidding is expected to support its continued growth.
Although the number of participants is limited, the buying interest on dips is strong.
The Nikkei average fell slightly. The trading ended at 40,912.37 yen, down 1.28 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.63 billion shares). On July 4th, the US market was closed for Independence Day, limiting market participants. The Nikkei average stock price reached a high of 41,100.13 yen shortly after the opening, but then the market became stagnant. However, the buying interest of funds that missed the opportunity to buy when it dropped to 40,746.89 yen shortly after the opening in the second half remained strong due to the rapid rise in the current situation.
Rakuten G, Toyota, etc. (added) Rating
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Hagiwara Electric HD is a semiconductor trading company that mainly serves Toyota Group as its major customer.
Hagiwara Electricity Holdings <7467> is a semiconductor, electronic component, and electronic equipment trading company based in Nagoya and a manufacturer of its own products. Approximately 89% of its revenue is from automobile-related companies, with Toyota Motor <7203> and Denso <6902> as its major customers within the Toyota group. In recent years, it has been focusing on solution businesses. For the consolidated performance of the year ending March 2024, sales were 22,515 million yen (an increase of 21.0% from the previous period), and operating profit was 7.
List of stock information from newspapers including Ricoh and Sumitomo Corporation.
*Ricoh (7752) starts its second entrepreneurial venture, offering management support tools (Nikkan Kogyo, front page) -○*Toyota Motor (7203) violates subcontractor law by storing molds for free as part of its customization and development program (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3) -○*Sumitomo Corporation (8053) invests 6.4 billion yen in six dispersed power projects in the United States (Nikkan Kogyo, page 4) -○*Sony Group Corp. (6758) will cut 250 jobs at its Miyagi plant while shrinking its Blu-ray production (Nikkan Kogyo, page 4) -○*Kobayashi Pharmaceutical (4967) reports on damage from red yeast rice, including fatalities.
IShares MSCI EAFE ETF Options Spot-On: On June 28th, 92,113 Contracts Were Traded, With 2.01 Million Open Interest
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Financial stocks are steady due to buybacks of high-tech stocks and rising interest rates.
Nikkei average rebounded. It ended trading at 39,583.08 yen, up 241.54 yen (approximately 1.71 billion shares traded). The major stock price indexes rose in the US market the day before, and the yen depreciated to the 161 yen level against the dollar for the first time in about 38 years, leading to buying in financial stocks in addition to export-related stocks and in anticipation of intervention, while long-term interest rates rose. The Nikkei average expanded its gains towards the end of the morning session and rose to 39,783.70 yen. However, in the US, personal consumption expenditure (P
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Profit-taking selling is dominant due to performance concerns of Micron, a U.S. company.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in four business days, ending trading at 39,341.54 yen (volume approximately 1.62 billion shares) down by 325.53 yen. Although it had risen over 1,000 yen in the previous three business days, shares related to semiconductors were mainly sold off due to profit-taking after Micron Technology, a major U.S. semiconductor company, fell after hours due to performance concerns. The Nikkei average cut its level to 39,193.51 yen in the mid-morning of the first half, but approached the psychological milestone of 39,000 yen.
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The Japanese yen falls below 160 threshold for the first time in two months.
Some traders expect the yen to continue to weaken to 170, reaching a new low since 1986.
Semiconductor stocks were bought and reached a high level for the first time in two and a half months.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly. It ended trading at 39,667.07 yen, up 493.92 yen (with a trading volume of approximately 1.57 billion shares). Following the trend of buying tech stocks, including Nvidia rebounding in the U.S. market, semiconductor-related stocks and high-contributing index ETFs were bought first in the Tokyo market. The Nikkei average started to rise and expanded its gains to the 39,700 yen range by just before the morning session. Although it reached the intraday high, there was strong buying interest and dip-buying in the afternoon trading.
Bought widely focused on large cap stocks, and it has recovered to the 39,000 yen range.
The Nikkei average continued to rise, ending trading at 39,173.15 yen, up 368.50 yen (+2 weeks since the 11th) recovering to the 39,000 yen level. In the previous day's US market, high-tech shares were sold, but economy-sensitive shares and defensive shares were mainly bought. Following this trend, financial shares such as banks and insurance, as well as value shares such as automobiles and trading firms, were bought in the Tokyo market, leading to a continued rise in the Nikkei average. In the latter half of the morning session, the psychological milestone of the 39,000 yen level was reached.
The Nikkei Average continues to rise, with financial stocks leading the way to a recovery in the index to the 39,000 yen level.
On the 24th, the US stock market was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 39,411.21, up 260.88 points (+0.67%), while the Nasdaq Composite fell 192.54 points (-1.09%) to 17,496.82 and the S&P 500 fell 16.75 points (-0.31%) to 5,447.87. Amid a lack of news, the market opened mixed. The Dow, supported by buying of economically sensitive stocks and stocks that had lagged, such as banks and energy, remained firm throughout the day. Meanwhile, like last week, the N.