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JFE, downward revision on 25/3, operating profit of 160 billion yen ← 260 billion yen
JFE <5411> announced a revision to the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025. The sales revenue was revised downward from 5 trillion 240 billion yen to 4 trillion 970 billion yen, and the operating profit was revised downward from 260 billion yen to 160 billion yen. In the iron & steel business, further demand deceleration is expected due to rising construction costs and labor shortages in the domestic building materials sector, as well as stagnation in demand for steel for Asia-bound automobiles, with the standalone crude steel production volume expected to be around 22.4 million tons, which is 0.6 million tons lower than the previous forecast. [Positive Evaluation] <9001>
Hochiki: Notice Concerning Dividends from Surplus Funds (Interim Dividend)
Hochiki: Supplementary explanatory materials on consolidated financial results for the 2nd quarter (interim period) of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025
Hochiki: Summary of financial results for the 2nd quarter (interim period) of the fiscal year ending 2025/3 [Japanese GAAP] (consolidated)
Three points to watch in the afternoon session - speculation leading the way with Mr. Trump in the lead.
In the afternoon of the 6th, the following 3 points are noteworthy in trading: - The Nikkei Average significantly extended gains, driven by speculation ahead of Trump's lead. - The dollar-yen rate soared significantly, with dollar buying in anticipation of the US presidential election. - The top contributors to the price increase were Advantest <6857> in first place, and Fast Retailing <9983> in second place. The Nikkei Average significantly extended gains. It closed at 39,341.44 yen, up 866.54 yen from the previous day (+2.25%), with an estimated volume of 1,040 million shares.
Nikkei average continues to significantly rise, with speculation leading the way due to Mr. Trump's dominance.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly. It ended the morning session at 39,341.44 yen (an increase of 866.54 yen, +2.25%) with an estimated volume of 1.04 billion shares traded. The US market on the 5th rose as well. The Dow Jones rose by 427.28 points to 42,221.88 dollars, while the Nasdaq closed at 18,439.17, up by 259.19 points. Investors bought in expectations of dissipating uncertainty due to the presidential election passing, leading to an upward trend after the opening. The unexpected improvement in the October ISM non-manufacturing business conditions index.
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