[NYDOW · NASDAQ · CME (table)]
NYDOW; 38085.80; −375.12
Nasdaq; 15611.76; −100.99
CME225; 37665; +55 (large exchange ratio)
[NY Market Data]
The NY market declined on the 25th. The Dow average closed at 38,085.80 dollars, which depreciated 375.12 dollars, and the NASDAQ fell 100.99 points at 15,611.76. It fell after falling close to sales that were concerned about a slowdown in growth due to a slowdown in gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the January-March fiscal year. At the same time, since growth in the price index for the same quarter accelerated more than expected, sales that were disgusted by long-term interest rate increases also strengthened. In high-tech, sales that received meta's settlement also became heavy, and the Dow continued to decline as Caterpillar's decline pushed down. There was a soft trend throughout the day, but at the end of the day, the decline narrowed until the end of the day, supported by purchases expecting financial results from major companies, and ended. By sector, real estate management/development, and automobiles/auto parts rose, while media and entertainment declined. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price is 37,665 yen, 55 yen higher than the Osaka daytime ratio. In the ADR market, Komatsu ＜6301＞, AGC ＜5201＞, Isuzu ＜7202＞, ANA ＜9202＞, Hishijisho ＜8802＞, Sumitomo Electric ＜5802＞, SECOM ＜9735＞, etc. fell in comparison with the Tokyo Stock Exchange (155.58 yen equivalent to 1 dollar), etc., and became generally dominant in sales.