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Buyback movements in response to the Bank of Japan's maintenance of monetary policy
The Nikkei Average rebounded. The transaction closed at 37934.76 yen (estimated turnover of 1.86 billion shares), which rose by 306.28 yen. The movement to pick up momentum from the reaction of the sharp decline the day before began ahead of time. Also, since it was decided to maintain the current state of monetary policy at the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting, buyback movements intensified mainly in the short-term, and the Nikkei Average increased to 38097.54 yen after the start of late-market trading. However, in addition to the movement to adjust holdings ahead of the major holidays, Bank of Japan Governor Ueda's press conference was at the center
The Nikkei Average rose by 457 yen, and there is a sense of security after passing the Bank of Japan meeting
The Nikkei Average is 457 yen higher (as of 13:50). In terms of the Nikkei average contribution, East Elec <8035>, SoftBank G <9984>, Advantest <6857>, etc. are top positive contributors, while Shin-Etsu <4063>, DISCO <6146>, JTEKT <6473>, etc. rank high for negative contributions. In the sector, the real estate industry, insurance industry, shipping industry, metal products, and non-ferrous metals have a high price increase rate, and the chemical and electric/gas industries are falling in price. Nikkeidaira
Nikkei average contribution ranking (advance closing) ~ The Nikkei Average rebounded, and TOEREC boosted by about 61 yen with 1 brand
The number of gains and falls of the Nikkei Average constituent stocks as of closing 26 days ago was 121 stocks with a price increase and 101 stocks with a price drop of 3 stocks unchanged. The Nikkei Average rebounded. The front-end transaction was closed at 37780.35 yen (estimated volume of 740 million shares), which was 151.87 yen higher (+0.40%) compared to the previous day. The US stock market declined on the 25th. The Dow average depreciated by 375.12 dollars (-0.98%) at 38085.80 dollars, and the NASDAQ depreciated 100.99 points (-0.64%) at 15611.
3 points to pay attention to in the backstage -- strong wait-and-see attitude ahead of announcing the results of the Bank of Japan meeting
I would like to pay attention to the following 3 points in the late-day transaction on the 26th. ・The Nikkei Average rebounded, waiting to announce the results of the Bank of Japan meeting and the Nikkei Average rebelled against a strong wait-and-see attitude · The dollar and yen are fighting, the Bank of Japan is awaiting policy announcements and the top contributor to price increases is Tokyo Electron <8035>, the same 2nd place is SoftBank G<9984>■The Nikkei Average rebounds against a strong wait-and-see attitude ahead of announcing the results of the Bank of Japan meeting. 37780.35 yen (estimated turnover 70,400 million), 151.87 yen higher (+0.40%) compared to the previous day
The Nikkei Average started with a 97 yen increase, and disco, Nintendo, etc. rose
[Nikkei Stock Average, TOPIX (table)] Nikkei Average; 37725.61; +97.13 TOPIX; 2666.23; +2.70 [close overview] The Nikkei Average on the 26th rebounded to 37725.61 yen, which rose 97.13 yen, and began trading. The US stock market declined the day before, on the 25th. The Dow average closed at 38085.80 dollars, which depreciated 375.12 dollars, and the Nasdaq closed at 15611.76, which fell 100.99 points. Growth in gross domestic product (GDP) slowed in the January-March fiscal year
Japanese Yen Hits 34-Year Low: What Are the Potential Winners and What's Next?
On April 24th, the Japanese yen continued its slump against the US dollar, breaching the key level of 155 for the first time since June 1990, marking a new 34-year low.
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