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.

Zhitong FinanceJun 14 03:01 ET

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.

Zhitong FinanceJun 12 02:51 ET

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.

MinkabuJun 10 04:00 ET

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.

MinkabuJun 7 04:17 ET

6/7 [Strong/weak materials]

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Fisco JapanJun 6 19:28 ET

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%.

MinkabuJun 6 04:09 ET