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ADR Japanese stock ranking: Yucho Bank and other banks are generally selling well, with Chicago being 345 yen lower than Osaka, with a price of 38,495 yen.
ADR (American Depositary Receipt) Japanese stocks, converted at a rate of 1 dollar to 157.42 yen compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange, were generally sold with a decline in companies such as Yucho Bank<7182>, Japan Post<6178>, SMC<6273>, HOYA<7741>, Daikin Industries, Ltd. unsponsored ADR<6367>, Renesas<6723>, Murata Manufacturing<6981>, etc. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price was 38,495 yen, down 345 yen from the Osaka-Japan comparison. The US stock market was mixed with the Dow Jones down 57.94 dollars to 38,58.
After the Bank of Japan's meeting, there will be a sharper move towards normalization.
The Nikkei average rebounded for the first time in three days, closing at 38,814.56 yen (+94.09 yen) with a volume of approximately 2.15 billion shares traded. In the morning, due to the anticipation of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision, the buying was on hold, and the Nikkei average started to decline. It fell to the level of 38,554.75 yen during the first half of the morning session. After that, the market showed indecisive movement. Following the announcement of the Bank of Japan's meeting results after 12:20 p.m., the yen depreciated to the 158-yen level against the U.S. dollar.
Nikkei Average rose by 154 yen, attracting attention to the BOJ governor's press conference and US economic indicators.
As of 2:40 pm, Nikkei Average is 154 yen higher. SoftBank Group<9984>, TDK<6762>, Disco<6146>, etc. are among the top contributors in terms of Nikkei Average contribution. On the other hand, First Retailing<9983>, Daiichi Sankyo<4568>, Shin-Etsu Chemical<4063>, etc. are among the top negative contributors. In the sector, marine transportation, real estate, construction, wholesale trade, and oil & coal products have the highest increase rate, while pharmaceuticals, banks, transportation equipment, and insurance have decreased.
In the afternoon, the Nikkei average started 177 yen higher, with Hokkaido Electric Power and Japan Post Holding among others performing well.
[Nikkei Stock Average and TOPIX (table)] Nikkei Stock Average; 38,898.05; +177.58 TOPIX; 2,750.97; +19.19. In the afternoon, the Nikkei Stock Average rose from the morning close (38,709.02 yen) to start at 38,898.05 yen, up 177.58 yen from the previous day. During lunchtime, Nikkei 225 futures rose within the range of 38,710 yen to 38,930 yen. USD/JPY was about 70 yen weaker against the yen at 157.80-90 yen per dollar since around 9 a.m.
Nikkei Stock Average Contribution Ranking (pre-opening) ~ The Nikkei Stock Average has slightly fallen for three consecutive days, with First Retailing pushing down about 49 yen with one stock.
As of the closing on 14th, the number of rising stocks in the Nikkei Stock Average was 130, the number of falling stocks was 90, and the number of unchanged stocks was 5. Nikkei Average fell for three consecutive days. It closed the morning session with a volume of about 1.25 billion shares, down 11.45 yen (-0.03%) from the previous day at 38,709.02 yen. The U.S. stock market on the 13th was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 65.11 dollars (-0.17%) to 38,647.10 dollars, while the Nasdaq rose 59.12 points (+0.34%) to 17,667.
The Nikkei average started with a 132 yen decline, with companies such as Tokyo Marine and Daiichi Sankyo falling.
[Nikkei Stock Average / TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 38587.57; -132.90 TOPIX; 2716.33; -15.45 [Opening Situation] The Nikkei average on the 14th started trading with a 3rd consecutive drop of ¥132.90 to ¥38,587.57. The US stock markets on the previous day, 13th, were mixed. The Dow Jones Average closed at $38,647.10, down $65.11, while the Nasdaq closed up 59.12 points at 17,667.56. The direction of rate cuts is unclear at the opening.
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