The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in 3 days. The forward transaction was closed at 39321.87 yen (estimated turnover 1.4 billion 30 million shares), which was 158.80 yen lower (-0.40%) compared to the previous day.
The US stock market continued to rise drastically on the 6th. The Dow average closed at 43729.93 dollars, which was 1508.05 dollars higher, and the NASDAQ closed at 18983.46, which was 544.29 points higher. It was bought to dispel uncertainty when it passed the presidential election, and after getting close, it went up drastically. Purchases accelerated in anticipation of pro business measures by the 2nd Trump administration, such as deregulation leading to an increase in corporate profits, and remained steady throughout the day. The market came to an end due to optimistic views on the economy and expectations of additional interest rate cuts at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve (Fed), widened the range of increases, hit a record high, and ended.
In response to a sharp rise in US stocks, the Tokyo market also began trading with a buying advantage. The Nikkei Average rose to 39884.01 yen after the donation, but since Mr. Trump's victory had already been factored into the sharp rise the day before, there was also a scene where the Nikkei Average after one round of buying fell to the brink of breaking 39,000 yen at once. It was a rough development that swung up and down, but since Toyota's own <7203> was solid, etc., it was a development where the decline was reduced until the forward draw. Since financial stocks etc. were also searched, the trading price of the previous Prime Market was in the 3 trillion yen range.
Among stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, MinebeaMitsumi <6479>, which revised the net profit forecast downward, fell drastically, and NITORI HD <9843> was also sold because net profit for the first half did not reach market expectations. Also, Bangnam HD (7832), which was bought yesterday using financial results, also fell. Semiconductor stocks such as Screen HD <7735>, Lasertec <6920>, and East Elec <8035> were sold. In addition, Fast Lite <9983>, Disco <6146>, Chugai Pharmaceutical <4519>, HOYA <7741>, etc. declined.
Meanwhile, Keio <9008> was drastically higher due to upward revisions in earnings and dividend forecasts and stock buybacks, etc., and Daikin <6367>, Tobu <9001>, and Tokai Carbon (5301) also rose due to financial results being viewed as material. In addition, Yamaha's <7272>, Denso <6902>, Taiheiyo Cement <5233>, Konica Minolta <4902>, DeNA <2432>, and Tokyo Gas <9531> were purchased.
By industry, only the four sectors of precision equipment, pharmaceuticals, retail, and non-ferrous metals declined, while transportation equipment, insurance, textiles, steel, banks, etc. rose.
The Nikkei Average was negative compared to the previous day due to a drop in the value of some stocks, but since TOPIX is solid, there is a possibility that the Nikkei Average will switch back later. As interest in stocks announcing financial results shifts, I would like to pay attention to trends in Fast Lite and semiconductor stocks.
The stocks that announced financial results during trading hours are as follows: at 12:00, Goyo Construction <1893>; at 13:00, Toyobo <3101>, Kurabo <3106>, Oji HD <3861>, Mitsui Chemicals <4183>, OKI <6703>, and at 14:00, Ando Hazama <1719>, Fujifilm <4901>, NTT <9432>, at 15:00, Kirin HD <2503>, Alfresa <2784>, Teijin <3401> Kao <4452>, Shisei Hall <4911>, Nippon Steel <5401>, Fujikura <5803>, TOWA <6315>, ROHM <6963>, Taiyo Yuden <6976>, Mazda <7261>, Nikon <7731>, Tokyo Tatemono <8804>, Tokyo Metro <9023>, Seibu HD <9024>, Fujisoft <9749>, etc. are planned.