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※Please note that the above calendar is subject to change depending on the company's circumstances. --------------------------------------- November 12 (Tuesday) ＜1431＞ Livework ＜146A＞ Colombia ＜148A＞ Hatchwork ＜1491＞ Chugai Mining ＜1605＞ INPEX ＜1663＞ K&O Energy ＜166A＞ Taski HD ＜1770＞ Fujita E
Recruit HD, 2Q operating profit increased by 13.4% to 269.7 billion yen
Recruit HD <6098> announced that the second quarter performance for the quarter ending March 2025 showed sales revenue increased by 5.4% year-on-year to 1.7987 trillion yen, and operating profit increased by 13.4% to 269.8 billion yen. All HR technology business, matching & solution business, and temporary staffing business reported revenue growth. It exceeded the consensus of around 255 billion yen. Operating profit for the fiscal year ending March 2025 was revised upwards from 390 billion yen to 442.7 billion yen. Consensus.
Crazily invest 10 trillion yen, the Japanese government plans to revive the chip industry.
The Japanese government plans to invest 10 trillion yen (approximately $65.1 billion) to support chip manufacturers, especially in the research and production of next-generation chips. It specifically targets chip foundry Rapidus and other ai chip suppliers.
Shigeru Ishiba remains as japan's prime minister! Will build a minority new government.
①Japan's current Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, defeated the opposition party's Constitutional Democratic Party leader, Yoshihiko Noda, to continue serving as prime minister and will reshuffle the cabinet; ②Shigeru Ishiba's new government is a minority government, expected to be constrained by the opposition group, having to seek support from the opposition for many important legislations.
The direction is lacking in orientation, focusing on individual selection after the settlement.
The Nikkei average continued to rise slightly. It ended the trading at 39,533.32 yen, up 32.95 yen (with an estimated volume of 2.2 billion shares). Despite the lack of new trading materials, it started to fall reflecting the decline of semiconductor-related stocks in the US market last weekend. However, there were scenes where the yen exchange rate fluctuated slightly lower at around 153 yen to the dollar, considered as a factor. Therefore, the downside was limited, and the movement continued to fluctuate between the closing price of last weekend. As for the stocks rising and falling on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime, there were declining stocks.
The Nikkei Average continues to rise slightly, with focus on earnings reports leading to little movement in the index.
Last weekend, the Dow Inc. in the USA market closed at a high of $43988.99, up $259.65, while the nasdaq closed at 19286.78, up 17.32 points. Buying activity, driven by expectations of President-elect Trump's growth-focused policies, strengthened further, leading to an increase after the opening. Additionally, with the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index ETF exceeding financial estimates, the market rose on growth expectations. The decline in long-term interest rates also provided support, pushing the market to record highs. Amid a strong performance in the US stock market, ...