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Market Overview
On the 13th, the Nikkei Average saw a significant decline. The closing price was 53,819 yen, down 633 yen. Displeased with the fall in U.S. stocks, it dropped more than 800 yen at the opening and widened its losses to four digits shortly after trading began. Selling tapered off when it fell over 1,100 yen into the 53,200-yen range, with the low reached early in the session. However, as prices rebounded past the key 54,000-yen level, renewed selling pressure pushed it back down. After finishing the morning session with a drop exceeding 600 yen, activity slowed in the afternoon, leading to prolonged consolidation between 53,600 yen and 53,900 yen.
Trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was approximately 7.63 trillion yen. By sector, mining, nonferrous metals, and wholesale industries rose, while transportation equipment, airlines, and rubber products declined. An announcement was made about capital investment aimed at expanding production capacity for optical fibers and optical cables...

Hello moomoo users! Congratulations on making it through today's close.The stock market overview for today is as follows. Thank you for your attention.
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On the 12th, the Nikkei Average saw a significant drop after three days. The closing price was down 572 yen at 54,452 yen. While U.S. stocks showed mixed results across the three major indices, concerns over rising crude oil prices and higher U.S. long-term interest rates triggered a decline of over 600 yen from the opening. A broad range of issues faced selling pressure, and sluggish movements continued even after the market opened.
After dropping more than 900 yen in early trading, there was a brief recovery, but renewed selling pressure emerged around the late morning session. The index managed to stay above the 54,100 yen level in the morning session, but fell below 54,000 yen at the start of the afternoon session, briefly widening losses to over 1,200 yen. However, the duration of four-digit declines was short-lived, and after the initial wave of selling subsided, losses gradually narrowed. Although the loss exceeded 500 yen, the close ended at the afternoon session’s high.
The estimated trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was 7.4 trillion yen. By sector...

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The Tokyo stock market fell back on the 12th, with the Nikkei Average opening lower by 637 yen from the previous trading day at 54,387 yen, under selling pressure.
Although the International Energy Agency (IEA) member countries decided on a coordinated release of oil reserves the previous day, concerns over the de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz remain strong, with WTI (West Texas Intermediate) futures climbing back above $90 per barrel. Worries about the economic impact from rising crude oil prices weighed on the U.S. stock market yesterday, with the NY Dow briefly plunging significantly. On the other hand, Oracle, which saw its earnings well-received, surged higher, while the Nasdaq Composite Index, with its high weighting of tech stocks, closed slightly positive. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) also finished higher. In response, the Tokyo market is likely to continue seeing downward pressure on the market due to the Middle East situation, while U.S. high-tech...

Hello moomoo users! Congratulations on making it through today's close.The stock market overview for today is as follows. Thank you for your attention.
Market Overview
On the 11th, the Nikkei Average surged significantly. The closing price was 55,025 yen, up 776 yen. Despite mixed movements in US stocks, trading opened more than 600 yen higher and quickly expanded gains to four digits. Large growth stocks responded positively to Nasdaq's rise and Oracle’s after-hours surge following its earnings announcement, leading to broad-based buying across a wide range of stocks. The morning session ended with a gain of 1,139 yen, and shortly after the afternoon session began, the market rose further, expanding gains to nearly 1,500 yen.
On the other hand, buying slowed after reaching the 55,700 yen level, and upward momentum became heavy after 1 PM. After passing 2 PM, the pace of deceleration increased, with more stocks falling into negative territory and gains shrinking to three digits. Although the earlier gains kept the key 55,000 yen level intact, trading concluded in the lower range of the afternoon session.
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On the 10th, the Nikkei Average rebounded sharply. The closing price was 1,519 yen higher at 54,248 yen. Following the rise in U.S. stocks, the market opened significantly higher and expanded gains to four digits shortly after trading began. Due to strong buying of tech stocks in the U.S., semiconductor and wire stocks led the increase. Amid a broad rebound from the previous day's sharp decline, gains expanded beyond 1,900 yen by the late morning session but did not reach 2,000 yen higher, peaking around the 54,600 yen level.
The morning session ended with an increase exceeding 1,600 yen. The afternoon session began more than 300 yen below the morning close, with gains briefly shrinking to three digits. However, renewed buying emerged near the opening price (53,524 yen), expanding gains back to four digits. The closing price marked the session's high. Emerging stocks performed well, with the Growth 250 Index rising 4.0%...

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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...