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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%.
Dai Nippon Printing, Honda, etc. [List of stock information from newspapers]
Dai Nippon Printing <7912> aims to mass produce glass substrates by 2027-2028, expanding towards larger sizes for AI applications. Amada <6113> establishes STEM education hub in Isehara, Kanagawa (The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, Page 3). Nissan <7201> - 6% of US employees apply for early retirement (The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, Page 3). Daito Trust Construction <1878> to train construction managers in Indonesia, plans to open specialized courses in local universities (The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, Page 4). Hitachi <6501> - Hitachi Energy acquires series compensation system from Swedish state-owned company.
After a round of selling, consolidation will continue around 38,000 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to decline, closing at 38,026.17 yen, down 326.17 yen (volume approximately 1.680 million shares). In the morning, the Nikkei average fluctuated slightly higher due to the rebound from the previous day's decline. However, early in the morning Japan time, Nvidia shares, which announced earnings, fell in extended hours trading. Meanwhile, with the yen strengthening to 154 yen per dollar, major tech stocks with significant index ETF weightings were sold off, causing the Nikkei average to turn negative shortly afterwards. Towards the latter half of the afternoon session, it
Japan plans to launch a multi-trillion yen economic stimulus package, with a focus on investing in the chip and AI sectors.
① Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will launch a 21.9 trillion yen economic stimulus plan to address challenges such as inflation and wage growth, with cabinet approval expected on Friday; ② The plan includes support for the continuous growth of wages in japan, investments in the semiconductors and ai sectors, and the restoration of subsidies for henry hub natural gas and electricity starting from January next year.