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Despite fluctuations, the Nikkei average has recovered 39,000 yen.
The Nikkei average rebounded and closed at 39,038.16 yen, up 354.23 yen (+0.92%) and recovered 39,000 yen for the first time in about two weeks, based on closing price. Export-related stocks such as automobiles were bought due to the progress of the depreciation of the yen, which led to the decline of early interest rate cuts after the US employment statistics last week, and stocks of financial stocks such as banks and insurance companies, reflecting the rise in domestic and foreign long-term interest rates, also rose in anticipation of improved yields, so the Nikkei average was bought at a low price at the start of trading.
For next week's stock market, semiconductors and bank stocks may have volatile price movements during the central bank's week.
On the Tokyo market on the 7th, the Nikkei average stock price fell slightly by ¥19 from the previous day to ¥38,683. Trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was also sluggish, staying around 3.4 trillion yen. This is because the important economic indicator for the United States, the May employment statistics, will be announced tonight, and next week, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will be held on the 11th-12th, and the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting and the central bank's decisions will be held on the 13th-14th May. Therefore, active trading was restrained before the big events.
Ahead of the release of US employment statistics, a cautious mood is increasing.
The Nikkei average fell. It closed at 38,683.93 yen, down 19.58 yen (with an estimated volume of 1.34 billion shares traded), with selling mainly focused on stocks with high index impact, such as semiconductor-related stocks. The Nikkei average widened its decline in the morning session and dropped to the level of 38,560.85 yen. However, there were also moves to pick up the dip as it approached the psychological level of 38,500 yen, and after a round of selling, the decline slowed down. Nevertheless, as the announcement of employment statistics in the USA was pending, it was uncertain how the market would be affected by the results and its effects.
Targeting the dip from expectations of interest rate cuts in the USA this year.
[Stock Market Opening Comment] On the 7th, a strongly contested market is expected in the Japanese stock market. On the 6th, the US market saw the NY Dow rise by 78 points and the Nasdaq fall by 14 points. Buys were driven by expectations for interest rate cuts after weekly initial jobless claims exceeded expectations. However, amid expectations for the release of US employment statistics on the 7th, profit-taking sales have suppressed upward momentum. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures market closed at ¥38,635, down ¥125 from Osaka. The exchange rate for the yen is ¥155.50 to $1.
Regarding tomorrow's stock market, the fate of semiconductor-related stocks hinges on the "US employment statistics".
Following the Nasdaq index reaching an all-time high on the US stock market on the 5th, the semiconductor-related stocks rose in the Tokyo market on the 6th, causing the Nikkei average stock price to rebound after three days, closing at 38,703 yen, up 213 yen from the previous day. Although it temporarily recovered to the 39,000 yen range, the increase narrowed in the afternoon. In particular, in the US market, Nvidia (NVDA) rose sharply by 5%.
Risk preferences are spreading as US high-tech stocks rise.
The Nikkei Average rebounded for the first time in three days, closing at 38,703.51 yen (+213.34 yen) with an estimated volume of 1.65 billion shares traded. Following the upward trend of high-tech related stocks in the US market the previous day, buying centered on high-tech stocks led the Tokyo market. The Nikkei Average rose to 39,011.93 yen immediately after the start of trading and broke through the psychological threshold of 39,000 yen for the first time in three days. However, profit-taking sales emerged along with the breakthrough, and ahead of the weekend US employment statistics,
High-tech stocks are leading the Nikkei Average.
[Stock Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market is expected to be dominated by buying on the 6th. On the 5th, the US market saw the NY Dow rise by 96 dollars and Nasdaq rise by 330 points. Early buying was dominated by expectations of a rate cut due to lower than expected growth in the private sector according to ADP employment statistics. Subsequently, the ISM non-manufacturing business conditions index, which was announced later, improved beyond expectations and NY Dow temporarily turned into a decline as long-term interest rates rose, but persistent expectations of a rate cut for the year ahead led to continued buying.
Selling off is leading the way, reflecting the decline in US high-tech stocks and the progress of yen appreciation.
The Nikkei Average continued to fall. It ended trading at 38,490.17 yen, down 347.29 yen (with an approximate volume of 1.71 billion shares traded). Following the trend of high-tech related stocks being sold in the U.S. market the previous day, semiconductor-related stocks and other stocks were also sold in the Tokyo market. In addition, the yen appreciated to 154 yen against the dollar, which became a burden on export-related stocks, and the Nikkei Average widened its drop to 38,343.98 yen towards the end of the morning session. However, the 25-day moving average level was recognized as a bottom limit.
Selling in the United States is a priority, but stability is also being considered.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in three business days, closing trading at 38,837.46 yen (volume estimated at 1.7 billion shares), down 85.57 yen. The recoil of the rising stock prices for consecutive days and the drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the US market, as well as the burden of the yen's appreciation, which temporarily pushed the dollar-yen rate to the 155 yen range, caused the Nikkei average to widen its decline to 38,591.79 yen by the end of the morning session. However, next week is the Central Bank Week for both Japan and the United States, and important economic indicators such as employment statistics will be released this week.
Buyback movements intensified, mainly in value stocks, and temporarily recovered to the 39,000 yen level
The Nikkei Average continues to rise. The transaction closed at 38923.03 yen (estimated turnover is 1.67 billion shares), which rose by 435.13 yen. Since the sense of caution against excessive high inflation receded in the US market the previous weekend, investor sentiment improved against the backdrop of a trend where the NY Dow rose drastically. Buying took precedence over a wide range of stocks, and the Nikkei Average rose to 39032.50 yen before trading began, and during trading hours, it recovered to the 39,000 yen level, a psychological milestone for the first time in 3 business days since 5/29. just
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The Nikkei Stock Average rose rapidly to 433 yen higher than the previous day in the Tokyo market on the 31st, and rebounded for the first time in 4 days. Since the Nikkei Stock Average had fallen by more than 800 yen in the 3 days up to the day before, it looks like purchases aimed at an autonomous rebound flowed in. It is said that “a sense of affordability also works at the level of around 38,000 yen” (market participants), and it looks like the movement to pick up lower prices has intensified.
Purchases etc. aimed at self-directed backlash are dominant
The Nikkei Average rebounded for the first time in 4 days. The transaction closed at 38487.90 yen (estimated turnover is 2.98 billion shares), which rose by 433.77 yen. From the reaction of the daily decline, purchases aimed at an autonomous rebound and short-term futures purchases also entered, and the Nikkei Average began to rebound. The fact that the rise in long-term interest rates in Japan and the US, which had been on an upward trend, has come to an end also improved investor sentiment, and the Nikkei Average widened the range of increases until the middle of the market. Ahead of the announcement of personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price statistics for April, the mood gradually widens
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Reflect a rise in long-term interest rates between Japan and the US and 38,000 yen at one point
The Nikkei Average continued to drop drastically for 3 days. The transaction was closed at 38054.13 yen (estimated turnover of 1.7 billion shares), which depreciated by 502.74 yen. Since long-term interest rates in Japan and the US are following an upward trend, sales take the lead in a wide range of stocks, mainly high-tech stocks, which are conscious of a sense of relative high value. The Nikkei Average widened its decline until the middle of the front market, fell to 37617.00 yen, and during trading hours, it fell below 38,000 yen for the first time in about 2 weeks since the 13th. Also, 25 was perceived as a lower resistance line
The Nikkei Average depreciated drastically and continued to fall for 3 days, and high-tech sales due to weak US stocks and rising interest rates
The US stock market declined on the 29th. The Dow average closed at 38441.54 dollars (-1.06%) lower by 411.32 dollars (-1.06%), the Nasdaq closed at 16920.58, 99.30 points lower (-0.58%), and the S&P 500 closed at 5266.95, which was 39.09 points lower (-0.74%). It fell after being close to sales that were wary of rising long-term interest rates. In response to the sluggish results of 7-year bond bidding and the Regional Federal Bank Economic Report (Beige Book), they were sold further when interest rates rose further
High-tech-led development that received a significant boost from NVIDIA
[Stock Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 29th is likely to have solid market developments even though it continues to be at a stalemate. In the US market on the 28th, the NY Dow depreciated by 216 dollars and the NASDAQ was 99 points higher. Sales that were wary of hawkish statements by senior US Federal Reserve (Fed) officials intersected with purchases in the semiconductor sector. In addition to the US consumer confidence index rising for the first time in 4 months in May, interest rate increases were frowned upon due to poor bid results for 2-year bonds and 5-year bonds, and the NY Dow was flexible all day
While there are few clues, the rise in domestic long-term interest rates has become a burden
The Nikkei Average fell slightly. The transaction was closed at 38855.37 yen (estimated turnover of 1.5 billion shares), which depreciated by 44.65 yen. While the US and UK markets were closed at the beginning of the week and market participants were limited, the Nikkei Average began to fall. After that, there was a situation where it turned positive at 38981.97 yen, but the rise in domestic long-term interest rates became a burden, and semiconductor-related stocks, etc. that are sensitive to interest rate trends remained weak, and the Nikkei Average widened the range of decline until the end of the front market, and the level reached 38756.13 yen
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