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Mcdonald's - rebound, JPX announces new reform plan for TOPIX.
Rebound. Today, while the Nikkei average was weak, the Standard Index and Growth Index were firm. Japan Exchange Group announced a new reform proposal for TOPIX, aiming to reduce the number of listed stocks to around 1,200 and incorporate growth companies. It is expected that about 50 new stocks will be added from the Standard Market and Growth Market. Attention seems to be focused on the company, such as Japan Exchange Group, which currently has the highest market capitalization in terms of floating shares in the two markets.
Japan's Topix to Expand Universe, Cut Number of Companies
The Tokyo Stock Exchange will widen the universe of stocks that are included in Japan's benchmark Topix index, while reducing the number of constituents, as it seeks to boost the appeal as an investable gauge.
Japan's Topix to Include Companies From Standard, Growth Markets
Japan's central bank's tightening action fell short of expectations, and the yen is expected to continue its recent decline.
The Bank of Japan has adopted a "vague" attitude, stating only that it will reduce the scale of bond purchases, and pushing back the related issues and specific scale of bond purchases until the next meeting.
Undervalued! Asset management giants are bullish on Japanese financial stocks.
Although Japanese financial companies have steadily risen over the past year, they still appear to be undervalued, and increasing dividend payments make them a good investment option.
Towards tomorrow's stock market: the big wave of "low PBR/value".
On the first trading day of the week, the Tokyo stock market rebounded, with the Nikkei index rising 354 yen from the previous business day to reach 39,038 yen, finally reaching the 39,000 yen range. However, there is still a long way to go to reach the 40,000 yen mark. A little bit more effort is needed to get there. On the night of the seventh of last week, at 9:30 p.m. Japanese time, before the opening of U.S. stock trading, the May U.S. employment statistics were announced, which could have been a source of turmoil in the market.
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.
6/7 [Strong/weak materials]
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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%.
6/6 [Strength and weakness of materials]
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TOPIX Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Partners With the University of Minnesota, Center for Drug Design to Develop Groundbreaking ProteXidine Molecule
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Regarding the stock market for tomorrow, the Tokyo market, which is signaling changes, is a bundle of opportunities.
On the Tokyo stock market today (5th), the Nikkei Stock Average continued to fall, down 347 yen from the previous business day to 38,490 yen. European stock markets fell across the board the previous day. Although the NY Dow and Nasdaq Composite Stock Price Index both rose in the US stock market, they fluctuated during trading hours and ended up feeling like they balanced out. There is no ambition despite the clear trend of declining long-term US interest rates.
6/5 [Strength and Weakness Material]
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For tomorrow's stock market, there is a synchrony between the 'SQ' and 'Decision Meeting' that will cause a storm.
On the Tokyo stock market on the 4th, the Nikkei average stock price fell for the third day, falling by 85 yen from the previous trading day to 38,837 yen. After starting at a low price in the morning, it showed a weak trend of cutting down the lower end, and was forced to fall more than 330 yen at one point, but later showed a rebound that could turn positive. In the end, it did not rebound completely and landed below the previous day's closing price, but there were also voices saying that "buying interest on dips is more active than expected" (mid-sized securities strategist).
6/4 [Strength and Weakness Materials]
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Ahead of tomorrow's stock market, there is a surge in 'datacenter' related shares that are expected to rise.
On June 3rd, the Tokyo stock market officially entered its June market. The Nikkei average rose significantly, with a 435 yen increase compared to the previous day's close, reaching as high as the 39,000 yen range. Despite the market's continued feelings of uncertainty, today's stock market anomaly, which typically sees a rise in stock prices at the beginning of the month, has clearly functioned well.
Domestic stock market outlook: There is also a possibility that TOPIX will update its year-to-date high in response to rising interest rates
■Interest rate increases are feared and the upper value of the Nikkei Average is heavy This week's Nikkei Average fell 158.21 yen (-0.41%) to 38487.90 yen (-0.41%) per week. The yield on new 10-year government bonds, which is an indicator of long-term interest rates, rose to 1.100%, etc., and while awareness of early normalization of monetary policy by the Bank of Japan was recognized, aggressive purchases were refrained and there was little sense of direction. Long-term interest rates have risen not only in Japan but also in the United States, and 10-year government bond yields have risen to 4.6% for the first time in about a month
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.
Towards tomorrow's stock exchange rate = what the decline in Ad Test and TEPCO suggests
Today (30th), the Tokyo Stock Average continued to fall for 3 days due to a sharp drop of 38,054 yen, 502 yen lower than the previous business day. There was also a scene where it was hit by a sharp drop of over 900 yen at one point. After that, there was an unwind movement in futures, and it became a reluctant development, but when I noticed, the Nikkei Average was in a battle and defense surrounding the 38,000 yen range, and there is a feeling that it was swept off the coast of Oita from the “shore” of the 40,000 yen range.
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.