[NYDOW · NASDAQ · CME (table)]
NYDOW; 37815.92; −570.17
Nasdaq; 15657.82; −325.26
CME225; 38165; -305 (large ratio)
[NY Market Data]
The NY market fell on the 30th. The Dow average closed at 37,815.92 dollars, down 570.17 dollars, and the NASDAQ fell 325.26 points at 15,657.82. Since the employment cost index for the fiscal year ending January to 3 grew higher than expected, it was sold due to a retreat in expectations of interest rate cuts, and then fell after getting close. Wage inflation is deep-seated, and the market price continued to fall due to concerns that high inflation would be longer than expected, and the rise in long-term interest rates was disgusted. Since the April Chicago Purchasing Department Association Business Climate Index and Consumer Confidence Index, which were announced later, fell far below expectations, concerns about stagflation were also rekindled, leading to further sales pressure. Towards the end of the game, sales that were wary of the hawkish Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) also intensified, the decline widened, and ended. By sector, while households and individuals rose slightly, automobiles and auto parts declined. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement value is 38,165 yen, 305 yen lower than the Osaka daytime ratio. In the ADR market, Renesas ＜6723＞, SoftBank G ＜9984＞, Nissan's ＜7201＞, Toyota ＜7203＞, Honda ＜7267＞, Komatsu ＜6301＞, Isuzu ＜7202＞, etc. fell in comparison with the Tokyo Stock Exchange (157.74 yen equivalent to 1 dollar), and general sales became dominant.