Today's flows: 01/10 Fast Retailing saw an inflow of JPY¥ 22.96 billion, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group saw an outflow of JPY¥ 5.91 billion

On January 10th, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 720.38 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 814.83 billion.$Fast Retailing(9983.JP)$, $Advantest(6857.JP)$ and $Shift(3697.JP)$ were net buyers

Futu NewsJan 10 14:45

The Nikkei average fell by 369 yen, with aggressive Buying limited before the three-day weekend and the release of U.S. employment statistics.

The Nikkei average is down 369 yen (as of 1:50 PM). In terms of contribution to the Nikkei average, Fast Retailing <9983>, TDK <6762>, Chugai Pharmaceutical <4519> have the highest negative contributions, while Advantest <6857>, 7 & iHD <3382>, and Tokyo Electron <8035> have the highest positive contributions. In the Sector, Marine Transportation, Pharmaceutical, Banking, Transportation Equipment, and Insurance are among the top declines, while Metal Products, Other Products, Precision Instruments, Fisheries and Agriculture, and Nonferrous Metals are also present.

Fisco JapanJan 10 12:52

Three key points to watch in the second half of the session – First Retail sees a significant drop, but Semiconductors stocks provide support.

In the afternoon session of the 10th, attention should be focused on the following three points: - The Nikkei average has declined for three consecutive days, with a sharp drop in Fast Retailing while Semiconductors support the market. - The dollar-yen has rebounded, looking at U.S. interest rates and Japanese stocks. - The top contributor to the decline is Fast Retailing <9983>, with the second being Chugai Pharmaceutical <4519>. ■ The Nikkei average has fallen for three consecutive days, with a substantial drop in Fast Retailing, while Semiconductors support the market. The Nikkei average has fallen for three consecutive days, down 193.33 yen compared to the previous day (-0.49%) to 39,411.76 yen (estimated Volume of 0.9 billion).

Fisco JapanJan 10 11:30

The Nikkei average has declined for three consecutive days, with a significant drop in Fast Retailing, but Semiconductors stocks are providing support.

The Nikkei average declined for the third consecutive day, ending the morning trading at 39,411.76 yen, down 193.33 yen (-0.49%) from the previous day (with an estimated Volume of 0.9 billion 10 million Stocks). The U.S. stock market was closed on the 9th due to the state funeral of former President Carter. The exchange rate showed slight movement around 158 yen per dollar. Despite the U.S. market being closed, the Nikkei average opened down for the third consecutive day due to First Retail's (<9983>) substantial decline following renewed concerns about sales in China after announcing its first-quarter earnings.

Fisco JapanJan 10 11:06

The Bank of Japan expects salaries to continue rising this year, and interest rate hikes are imminent.

① The Bank of Japan released a report stating that many companies believe it is necessary to continue raising wages, which indicates an increased possibility of interest rate hikes; ② The Bank of Japan also upgraded its economic assessment for two regions, stating that the economy in the remaining areas is moderately recovering or rebounding; ③ The Bank of Japan will hold a meeting from January 23 to 24, and Analysts expect that an interest rate hike may be announced.

cls.cnJan 9 18:21

Reports regarding Trump tariffs are a burden.

The Nikkei average experienced a significant decline, finishing at 39,605.09 yen, down 375.97 yen (Estimated Volume of 1.8 billion 40 million shares). Selling became prominent due to some reports regarding tariffs in the USA and the tightening of export regulations on Semiconductors to China. With the US market being closed on the 9th, selling by European players was also observed, along with position adjustments ahead of the SQ calculation date for January futures, leading to a drop to 39,385.05 yen during the mid-afternoon session. In the latter part of the session, there was some buying on dips.

Fisco JapanJan 9 15:45