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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.
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China and the EU have started negotiations regarding the additional tariffs on EV plans.
China and the European Union have reportedly agreed to begin talks regarding the EU's plan to impose additional tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China. On the 12th, the EU announced plans to impose tariffs of up to 48% on EVs imported from China. Several insiders with knowledge of the matter have reported that the German government is working to prevent the activation of the new additional tariffs. <7203> Toyota <67>
Export-related stocks are being bought reflecting the weak yen.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, ending trading at 38,804.65 yen, up 208.18 yen, with an estimated volume of 1.38 billion shares. Following the downward trend of high-tech stocks in the U.S. market at the end of the previous week, selling of high-tech stocks led the Tokyo market down. The Nikkei Average started with a continued decline, falling to 38,416.07 yen immediately after the start of trading. However, as the exchange rate approaches 1 dollar = 160 yen, a level not seen in about two months, the yen is depreciating, leading to buying of export stocks in addition to the morning lows.
List of stock materials from newspapers including Sumitomo Corporation and Sony Group Corp.
*Sumitomo Shoji <8053> acquires Romanian company for environmentally friendly fertilizer sales (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ *Nippon Steel <5991> completely overhauls personnel system, promotes human capital management (Nikkan Kogyo front page) - ○ *NTT <9432> seeks rise in stock price through improved performance, actively invests in growth businesses (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ *SoftBank G <9984> in talks with Korean companies regarding investment review in LINE Yahoo (Nikkan Kogyo page 3) - ○ *Denso <6902> apologizes for fuel pump malfunction, refines technology for prevention of recurrence (Nikkan Kogyo
There is a growing trend to search for cars that will replace SUVs.
Due to the socio-economic changes caused by the Oil Crisis and new emission regulations in the 1970s, a trend of switching from large, gas-guzzling cars to smaller and more fuel-efficient Japanese cars emerged in the USA. As a result, automobile designers, manufacturer executives, and analysts are reportedly focusing on the big question of "what comes after SUVs". <7203> Toyota <6758> Sony Group Corp
Movement aimed at rebounding high-tech stocks.
[Stock opening comments] The Japanese stock market on the 18th is expected to be a tightly contested market after a round of buying. In the US market on the 17th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 188 points and the Nasdaq rose by 168 points. There were also scenes of selling due to cautious attitudes towards the confusion in the French political situation and the Federal Reserve's rate cuts. However, afterwards, buying was expected in anticipation of a soft landing. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures market was 410 yen higher than Osaka at 38,410 yen. The yen exchange rate.
Sell more Toyota Motor shares than buy, buy more Disco shares.
Sell code, stock name, trading volume (6920) Laser Tech 32,914,503,150 / (6146) Disco 32,577,896,910 / (1570) Next Funds Nikkei Average Leverage Listed Investment Trust 23,558,051,158 / (9984)
The Nikkei Average rebounded for the first time in three days, temporarily rising to 39,000 yen after the Bank of Japan meeting, but the upper limit remains heavy.
On the 13th, the US stock market was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 38,647.10, down 65.11 points (-0.17%), while the Nasdaq rose 59.12 points (+0.34%) to 17,667.56, and the S&P 500 rose 12.71 points (+0.23%) to 5,433.74. The direction of interest rate cuts is unclear, leading to a mixed opening. Concerns about a slowdown in the economy have also arisen with the increase in new unemployment insurance applications, causing Dow to fall sharply. Nasdaq deals with semiconductor broad.
Buckle up! Will the Bank of Japan take the first step towards tightening tomorrow?
During this policy conference, the Bank of Japan may reduce its bond-buying scale, with most predictions that the reduction will not exceed 1 trillion yen. At the same time, attention is being paid to whether Ueda and Mano will signal a rate hike in July.
After buying around led by high-tech, we are waiting for the Bank of Japan's meeting to adjust our holdings.
The Nikkei Average continued to fall, ending trading at 38,720.47 yen (approx. 1.61 billion shares traded) with a decline of 156.24 yen. Following the trend of high-tech stocks being bought in the US market the previous day, semiconductor-related stocks rose in the Tokyo market, pushing the Nikkei average up to 39,252.44 yen immediately after the start of trading. However, in anticipation of scrutinizing the results of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision-making meeting that began today, sell-offs to secure short-term profits also occurred, as well as futures and single options for the June contract, etc.
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Buy first and then struggle to grow, with awareness of financial events the following week.
Overview of last week: June 3-June 7 Nikkei average high: 39,032.5 yen Low: 38,343.98 yen Closing price: 38,683.93 yen Compared to the previous week: +0.51% -> Pre-purchase and delayed growth, with a focus on financial events next week. Although purchases were dominant at the beginning of the week due to the rise in US stocks, it stalled due to the reversal of the yen's appreciation. With important events such as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision meeting coming up the following week, there was limited movement to take a proactive position.
Ahead of the release of US employment statistics, a cautious mood is increasing.
The Nikkei average fell. It closed at 38,683.93 yen, a decrease of 19.58 yen (with a volume of about 1.34 billion shares traded), with selling pressure centered on stocks with a large impact on the index, such as semiconductor-related stocks. The Nikkei average widened its losses in the morning session and fell to the level of 38,560.85 yen. However, there were also moves to buy on dips ahead of the psychological threshold of 38,500 yen, and after the first round of selling, the decline slowed. Nevertheless, with the release of employment statistics in the United States looming, and
Active and newly established stocks in the afternoon session.
*Cellsys (3663): revised its interim dividend financial estimates upward. *Toyota (7203): down 54 points; Bloomberg reports that Mitsubishi UFJ (8306) and Sumitomo Mitsui (8316), two mega-banks, are considering selling their shareholding. *Blue Innovation (5597): up 150 points; Nikkei reports that it will begin full-scale sales of control systems for takeoff and landing equipment for drones. *Techmat (3762): up 95 points; five affiliated schools of Ritsumeikan are utilizing the School Communication Platform.
Selling off is leading the way, reflecting the decline in US high-tech stocks and the progress of yen appreciation.
The Nikkei Average continued to fall, ending trading at 38,490.17 yen, down 347.29 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.71 billion shares). Following the trend of high-tech related stocks being sold in the U.S. market the previous day, semiconductor-related stocks were sold mainly in the Tokyo market. In addition, the yen appreciated to as high as 1 dollar to 154 yen, which became a burden on export-related stocks, and the Nikkei Average widened its decline to 38,343.98 yen towards the end of the morning session. However, the 25-day moving average level was taken into account as a downside target.
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