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Recovery to 35,000 yen due to easing of US-China trade tensions and expectations from the Japan-US finance ministers' meeting.
The Nikkei average continued to rise, finishing the day at 35,039.15 yen, up 170.52 yen, recovering the 35,000 yen mark for the first time in three weeks with an estimated Volume of 1.8 billion 80 million shares. The U.S. market on the 23rd rose on expectations of easing U.S.-China trade tensions following reports from U.S. Broadcasting that the Trump administration is considering lowering tariffs on China. Following this trend, the Tokyo market began with Buy activity focused on high-tech stocks, and the Nikkei average reached 35,287 shortly after the opening.
Concerns about the escalation of trade friction between the US and China eased, temporarily recovering to the 35,000 yen range.
The Nikkei Average has made a significant rebound for the first time in three days, closing at 34,868.63 yen, up 648.03 yen (with the estimated Volume of 1.8 billion shares). On the 22nd, in the USA, it was reported that U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen indicated that progress in trade negotiations with China was possible, leading major stock indices to rise by over 2%. In line with this trend, the Nikkei average started on a Buy and quickly climbed to 35,142.12 yen shortly after the trading began. However, it briefly fell by 143 yen in the morning.
The Nikkei average is up about 690 yen, with the top contributors being Fast Retailing, Tokyo Electron, and Advantest.
As of 12:45 PM on the 23rd, the Nikkei Stock Average is trading around 34,910 yen, up about 690 yen from the previous day. In the afternoon session, buying is dominant, and the market begins with a slight recovery of the gains. The foreign exchange market is slightly leaning towards a weaker yen at 142.10 yen per dollar, which seems to support export-related stocks. In terms of contribution of the stocks listed in the Nikkei Stock Average, Fast Retailing <9983.T>, Tokyo Electron <8035.T>, and Advantest <6857.T> are among the top positive contributors.
The Nikkei average is up about 530 points, with the top gainers among the selected stocks being Fujifilm, Konica Minolta, Shiseido Company, Limited Sponsored ADR, ETC.
On the 23rd at around 11:04 AM, the Nikkei average stock price is fluctuating around 34,750 yen, up approximately 530 yen from the previous day. At 9:07 AM, it reached 35,142 yen and 12 sen, up 921 yen and 52 sen, recovering above the 35,000 yen range for the first time in about three weeks during trading hours. After the buying frenzy subsided, the market is experiencing a contraction due to selling pressure in anticipation of a pullback. The current strengthening of the yen against the dollar is also being taken into consideration. Among the stocks listed in the Nikkei average, the top gainers include,
In a market where participants are limited, the appreciation of the yen is a burden.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in three trading days. It closed at 34,279.92 yen, down 450.36 yen (with an estimated Volume of 1.4 billion 20 million shares). The strengthening of the yen against the dollar, which rose to the mid-140 yen range, weighed heavily. The Nikkei average widened its decline from the initial high of 34,610.60 yen right after the market opened, and there were instances where it dropped to 34,216.98 yen at the start of the afternoon session. The US stock Index ETF futures traded in negative territory, impacting the US market after the holiday.
The Nikkei average has decreased by about 430 yen, with Fast Retailing, Root Inc, and SoftBank Group having the largest negative contributions.
On the 21st at 12:47 PM, the Nikkei average stock price is trading around 34,300 yen, down about 430 yen compared to the previous weekend. The later session is also dominated by Sell, expanding the decline as trading begins. Just after the trading starts at 12:30 PM, it hits a low of 34,216 yen 98 sen, down 513 yen 30 sen. The exchange rate is at 140 yen 70 sen per dollar, having shifted to a stronger yen and weaker dollar from the morning level, which seems to weigh on stock prices. In terms of contribution from the stocks included in the Nikkei average, the top contributors on the negative side include...
