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Three points to focus on in the afternoon session ~ Selling pressure dominates following the decline of US technology stocks.
In the afternoon of November 1st, I would like to focus on the following three points in the trading: - The Nikkei Average continues to decline significantly, with a selling dominant trend following the fall of US high-tech stocks - The USD/JPY is slightly firm, with continued USD buying - Softbank G <9984> is the top contributor to the decline, followed by Toshiba Electronics <8035> ■ The Nikkei Average continues to decline significantly due to the fall of US high-tech stocks. It fell by 884.72 yen compared to the previous day (-2.26%) to 38196.53 yen (with a volume of approximately 0.9 billion 90 million shares).
Nikkei average contribution ranking (closing) - Nikkei average fell for the first time in 4 days, with Fast Reit and Toyo Electric pushing down by about 159 yen from 2 stocks
At the closing time on the 31st, the number of stocks rising in the Nikkei average constituents was 109, with 111 declining stocks and 5 unchanged stocks. The U.S. stock market on the 30th fell. The Dow Jones fell 91.51 points to 42,141.54, and the Nasdaq ended trading at 18,607.93, down 104.82 points. The decline of heavy equipment maker Caterpillar weighed on the Dow, leading to mixed trading after the opening. In addition to private sector employment statistics exceeding financial estimates, domestic gross domestic product for July-September period
Profit-taking sales are dominant due to the decline in US high-tech stocks.
The Nikkei average fell for the first time in 4 days. It closed at 39,081.25 yen, down 196.14 yen (trade volume approximately 2.19 million shares). In the previous three days, it rose more than 1,300 yen, but due to the selling of tech stocks in the US market the previous day, profit-taking sales of tech stocks led the way in the Tokyo market as well. The outcome of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting revealed after the morning session ended was as expected, deciding to maintain the current monetary policy, but not as dovish as the outlook report had anticipated.
Today's flows: 10/31 Mitsui O.S.K. Lines saw an inflow of JPY¥ 10.43 billion, Disco saw an outflow of JPY¥ 7.41 billion
On October 31st, the TSE Main Market saw an inflow of JPY¥ 816.64 billion and an outflow of JPY¥ 854.04 billion.$Mitsui O.S.K. Lines(9104.JP)$, $Advantest(6857.JP)$ and $Hitachi(6501.JP)$ were net
Nikkei average down 413 yen, interest in Governor Ueda's press conference at the Bank of Japan
The Nikkei Average is down 413 yen (as of 1:50 PM). In terms of Nikkei Average contribution, companies like Fast Retailing <9983>, Kyocera <6971>, and Toyo Electric <8035> are among the top negative contributors, while Advantest <6857>, Shin-Etsu Chemical <4063>, and Fujikura <5803> are among the top positive contributors. Within the sectors, electric appliances, transportation equipment, pulp and paper, wholesale trade, and precision instruments are among the top decreasing sectors, while metal products, marine transportation, land transportation, fisheries and agriculture, rubbers, etc.
The afternoon Nikkei average started 183 yen lower, with companies like Kyocera and Tokyo Electric Power HD experiencing a decline.
[Nikkei Average Stock Price / TOPIX (Table)] Nikkei Average; 39,093.70; -183.69 TOPIX; 2,692.63; -11.09 [Afternoon Opening Overview] The Nikkei Average in the afternoon started slightly wider from the previous day's close (39,116.79 yen) with a decrease of 183.69 yen to 39,093.70 yen. During lunchtime, the Nikkei 225 futures traded weakly within the range of 39,070 to 39,210 yen. The dollar-yen exchange rate was 1 dollar = 153.00-10 yen from around 9 a.m.
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