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Market Overview
The Nikkei average on the 10th opened sharply higher, rising to 54,018.39 yen, up 1,289.67 yen from the previous day as of 9:03 AM. A sharp drop in U.S. benchmark crude WTI to around $81 per barrel following U.S. President Donald Trump's statement that 'the war is almost over' has acted as a tailwind, prompting buybacks across a wide range of stocks.
Amid concerns that prolonged high oil prices could lead to an economic recession, the stock market continues to be swayed by daily movements in crude oil prices. A related official at a Japanese bank commented, 'Given the global economy is showing signs of slowdown, there would be no fundamental reason for oil prices to rise if supply remains intact. If President Trump's statement holds true, yesterday’s dip might have marked a bottom for the Nikkei average.' However, some point out that 'the situation in the Middle East remains uncertain, and volatility will likely persist for the time being' (mid-sized securities firm).
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On the 9th, the Nikkei average saw a sharp decline after three days, closing down 2,892 yen at 52,728 yen. Following a weak performance by US stocks on the 6th, which fell due to poor employment statistics and high crude oil prices, reports emerged early this morning that Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Ayatollah Khamenei and known as a hardliner, was elected as Iran's Supreme Leader. This led to heavy selling. The index plummeted by four digits from the opening, quickly extending losses beyond 3,000 yen. Although volatility softened somewhat after mid-morning, downward pressure persisted, with losses expanding beyond 4,200 yen around 11 a.m., bringing the index down to the 51,400-yen level.
In the afternoon session, selling pressure eased, and following media reports that the G7 would discuss a joint release of emergency oil reserves, losses narrowed. The recovery itself was sluggish, with declines still exceeding 2,000 yen...

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On the 6th, the Nikkei Average continued to rise. The closing price was up 342 yen at 55,620 yen. Following declines in US stocks, the market opened more than 600 yen lower. Although it briefly rebounded rapidly, it was sold off again after narrowing losses to two digits, falling over 700 yen by mid-morning. However, a sharp recovery occurred once the index entered the 54,500 yen level, pushing it into positive territory with an increase of over 200 yen by the end of the morning session. In the afternoon, while there were fluctuations, the market gradually improved its levels. Towards the end, there was a moment when it surged over 400 yen, ending trading at the higher end. The Growth 250 Index turned positive shortly after the opening, showing strong performance with a 2.8% gain.
The trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was approximately 7.36 trillion yen. By sector, industries such as Information & Communication, Precision Instruments, and Other Financials rose, while Nonferrous Metals...

Good morning, moomoo users!Here is a summary of this morning's opening. Thank you for your attention.
Market Overview
The Tokyo Stock Market started with buying on the 5th; the Nikkei Average at the opening was up 958 yen from the previous business day to 55,204 yen, showing a strong rebound.
In the European stock markets the previous day, major countries like Germany, France, and the UK saw their stock prices rise overall. Following this, in the U.S. stock market, both the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Index rebounded. Although uncertainty about the Middle East situation remains, the chain reaction of global simultaneous stock declines has been temporarily halted. It was reported that Iran had approached the U.S. for a ceasefire regarding the attack by the U.S. and Israel, which led to a sense of buying reassurance. In the U.S., economic indicators such as the ADP National Employment Report for February, released on the same day, exceeded market expectations, also supporting investor sentiment. Following this trend, the Tokyo market, which had sharply fallen until the previous day, is expected to see dominant buying back of leading stocks...

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On the 4th, the Nikkei Average sharply declined for the third consecutive day. The closing price fell by 2,033 yen to 54,245 yen. Following declines in European and American stocks, the index dropped over 800 yen from the opening, falling well below the key 56,000-yen level. It quickly widened the losses to four digits, easily breaking below the 55,000-yen mark, and approached 54,000 yen by the morning session close. Broad selling impacted many large-cap leading stocks, significantly deteriorating sentiment. In the afternoon session, the index broke below 54,000 yen, entering the 53,600-yen range. After expanding losses to over 2,600 yen, selling pressure finally subsided, and the market slightly recovered before moving into an extended period of consolidation around the 54,000-yen level.
The trading value of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was approximately 10.57 trillion yen, with trade expanding amid heightened volatility. All 33 industry sectors declined...

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On the 3rd, the Nikkei Average saw a significant drop. The closing price was down 1,778 yen at 56,279 yen. From the opening, there was a decline of over 300 yen, and throughout the session, the losses continued to widen. In the early stages, while many stocks were falling, cable and semiconductor stocks attracted buying interest. However, from around mid-morning, downward momentum picked up. Cable and semiconductor stocks also weakened, breaking below 57,000 yen, and by the morning close, losses exceeded 1,300 yen. After the lunch break, in an environment lacking buyers, selling intensified, leading to accelerated declines towards the end of the session. Although a fall below 56,000 yen was avoided, there were moments of over 1,900 yen decline, ending trading near the day's lows.
Trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was approximately 9.8 trillion yen. All 33 industry sectors declined, with electricity and gas, mining, and precision instruments showing relative weakness while holding steady. Meanwhile, oil and coal products, shipping, and others...