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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Will “financial stocks” continue to be popular with a view to next week's stock exchange rate = Japan-US decision meeting
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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Aiming to push for high-value high-tech stocks
[Stock Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 28th is likely to have a solid market development even though it is at a stalemate. The US market on the 27th was closed for the Memorial Day holiday. The UK market is closed due to the Spring Bank holiday, and it seems that aggressive trading will be refrained today as market participants are limited. Chicago Nikkei 225 futures are 38950 yen (overtime), 20 yen higher than Osaka. The yen exchange rate has been hovering in the 156 yen 90 yen range per dollar. Nikkei 225 futures
Towards tomorrow's stock market = “data center” with full stock price throttle
The Tokyo stock market rebounded to 38,900 yen, 253 yen higher than the previous business day in the Tokyo stock market on the 27th of the week. If the NASDAQ Composite Stock Price Index and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Stock Index (SOX Index) all hit new highs in the US stock market the previous weekend, and the Nikkei Average cannot keep up with the upper price in today's Tokyo market, it is clear that it is due to domestic factors.
The Nikkei Average ends at today's high despite poor sales
The Nikkei Average rebounded. The transaction closed at 38900.02 yen (estimated turnover of 1.37 billion shares), which rose 253.91 yen. Since high-tech stocks were bought in the US market the weekend before, buying began ahead of high-value high-tech stocks. After that, although growth was sluggish due to sales awaiting return, etc., purchases into semiconductor-related stocks etc. continued, and the Nikkei Average ended at today's high price. However, since the US market on the 27th is closed on Memorial Day (Day of Remembrance of the War Dead), the movement of overseas investors is slow, and commerce is slow
Aiming to boost high-tech stocks [stock opening comments/strong and weak materials/support resistance]
[Stock Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 27th is likely to develop in a market where it is easy for this feeling to intensify after a round of buying. In the US market on the 24th, the NY Dow was 4 dollars higher and the NASDAQ was 184 points higher. Buying in the high-tech sector against the backdrop of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom was strong, and it looked like it was driving the market price. Ahead of the 3 consecutive holidays, the NY Dow reduced the increase while participants were limited, but the NASDAQ was a strong price movement led by NVIDIA. Chicago day
Towards next week's stock exchange rate = the “fragmentation” of the Japanese stock market progresses and a complex perspective is necessary
In the Tokyo market on the 24th, the Nikkei Stock Average fell sharply, depreciating 457 yen from the previous day. The day before, semiconductor-related stocks were bought due to NVIDIA <NVDA>'s good financial results, and it was growing rapidly by 486 yen, but it looks like it almost spewed out that increase. The reason was that the May Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) of the United States exceeded expectations, and expectations for early interest rate cuts receded. Financial results announcements are in full swing, and “market interest is once again moving towards Japan-US monetary policy” (market participants).
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Prices are in response to depreciation in US stocks, and sales are dominant, mainly stocks
The Nikkei Average fell. The transaction closed at 38646.11 yen (estimated turnover of 1.39 billion shares), which depreciated 457.11 yen. In response to the trend where major stock price indices fell in the US market the day before due to concerns that inflation would remain high in response to concerns about rising inflation in response to US economic indicators, stocks sold mainly high-value stocks, etc., increased, and the Nikkei Average fell below 39,000 yen and started. After that, it dropped to 38367.70 yen. However, since US stock index futures due to overtime trading have been steady, tonight's US
The Nikkei Average has fallen drastically, and high tech stock depreciation has limited high-profile purchases
The US stock market continued to decline on the 23rd. The Dow average closed at 39065.26 dollars (-1.53%) lower by 605.78 dollars, the NASDAQ depreciated 65.50 points (-0.39%) at 16736.04, and the S&P 500 closed at 5267.84, which was 39.17 points lower (-0.74%). Semiconductor NVIDIA's favorable financial results led to an improvement in investor sentiment, and it remained steady. After that, long-term interest rates rose due to employment-related indicators and PMI being stronger than expected and expectations of interest rate cuts receding
Determine the solidity of high-tech stocks after a round of sales
[Stock Opening Comment] It seems that market developments will continue in the Japanese stock market on the 24th to determine solidity after the first round of sales. In the US market on the 23rd, the NY Dow depreciated by 605 dollars and the NASDAQ depreciated by 65 points. NVIDIA's good financial results led to an improvement in investor sentiment, but after that, employment-related indicators and PMIs were stronger than expected, and the rise in long-term interest rates due to receding expectations of interest rate cuts became a burden and began to decline. Chicago Nikkei 225 futures are 38560 yen, 540 yen lower than Osaka