6/19 [Strength and Weakness Analysis]

[Bullish/Bearish Materials] Nikkei Average is up (38482.11, +379.67); Dow Jones Industrial Average is up (38834.86, +56.76); NASDAQ Composite Index is up (17862.23, +5.21); 1 USD = 157.80-90 JPY; Chicago Nikkei Futures is up (38610, +210 compared to Osaka); SOX Index is up (5765.12, +77.03); VIX Index is down (12.30, -0.45); US crude oil futures are up (80.71, +0.99).

Fisco Japan19:28 ET

6/18 [Strength Weakness Material]

[Bullish/Bearish Materials] NY Dow Jones Industrial Average rose (38778.10, +188.94), Nasdaq Composite Index rose (17857.02, +168.14), 1 USD = 157.70-80 JPY, Chicago Nikkei futures rose (38410, Osaka comparison +410), SOX Index rose (5688.10, +89.79), US crude oil futures rose (79.72, +1.67), expectation for inflation stabilization in the US, request from the Tokyo Stock Exchange for corporate value improvement. Nikkei Average fell (3810).

Fisco JapanJun 17 19:39 ET

FTSE 100 Live 17 June: Index Seen Higher, Japan's Nikkei 225 Slides 2%

Yahoo FinanceJun 17 02:20 ET

6/17 [Strength-Weakness Material]

[Bull/Bear Materials] Bullish materials - the Nikkei Average is up (38,814.56, +94.09), the Nasdaq Composite Index is up (17,688.88, +21.32), 1 US dollar = 157.30-40 yen, and US long-term interest rates are falling. Expectations for inflation stagnation in the United States and a request to improve corporate value by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Bearish materials - the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down (38,589.16, -57.94), the Chicago Nikkei futures are down (38,495, Osaka compared to -345), the SOX index is down (5,598.31, -4.11), and VIX.

Fisco JapanJun 16 19:40 ET

NIKKEI 225 Index Rises 0.34% This Week to 38814.56 -- Data Talk

The NIKKEI 225 Index is up 130.63 points or 0.34% this week to 38814.56 --Up for two consecutive weeks --Up 326.66 points or 0.85% over the last two weeks --Largest two-week point and percentage ga

Dow JonesJun 14 07:05 ET

Yen, Japanese Bond Yields Fall on Bank of Japan 'Stalling Tactic'

The Japanese yen and bond yields fell on Friday as the Bank of Japan opted to wait a month before telling the market how it will reduce its purchases of bonds.

MarketWatchJun 14 03:06 ET