At the closing on the 6th, the number of rising stocks in the Nikkei average constituent stocks was 99, falling stocks were 126, and unchanged stocks were 0.
On the 5th, the U.S. stock market continued to rise. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 38,807.33 (+0.25%), the Nasdaq rose 330.86 points (+1.96%) to 17,187.91, and the S&P500 rose 62.69 points (+1.18%) to 5354.03. Anticipating an early rate cut due to job growth estimates falling below expectations in the ADP employment report for the private sector, buying prevailed after the opening. Then, after the release of the ISM non-manufacturing business activity index, which showed better-than-expected growth, the Dow turned downward in line with the rise in long-term interest rates, but strong year-end rate cut expectations reversed the trend to an upward one. The Nasdaq continued to rise as Nvidia, a semiconductor company, raised the index for days and closed at a record high.
Following the sharp rise of the NASDAQ, the Tokyo market opened with a focus on high-tech stocks and a preference for buying. The Nikkei average expanded its gains to temporarily recover into the 39,000 yen range. After a round of buying, the stock rebounded against the 39,000 yen resistance level, but with the shipping stocks and semiconductors whose prices had declined, it ended up trading above the 25-day moving average.
At the closing bell, the Nikkei average was up 213.34 yen (0.55%) from the previous day to 38,703.51 yen. The trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was 1.65286 billion shares, with a turnover of 4.2683 trillion yen. By industry sector, marine transportation, securities and commodities futures trading, petroleum and coal products, nonferrous metals, and electric and gas industries all rose, while service industry, real estate, textiles and apparels, air transportation, and rubber products all dropped. The ratio of rising to falling stocks in the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was 36% to 59%.
The top contributing stock to the rise was Toshiba Electronic (8035), which pushed up the Nikkei average by about 113 yen with just one stock. The second place was taken by Advantest (6857), followed by SoftBank (9984), Daiichi Sankyo (4568), Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063), Disco (6146), and Toyota (7203), etc.
On the other hand, the top contributing stock to the decline was Recruit Holdings (6098), which pushed down the Nikkei average by about 21 yen with just one stock. The second place was DAIKIN (6367), followed by Laser Tech (6920), Kyocera Corporation Sponsored ADR (6971), Eisai (4523), Nitori Holdings (9843), Omron (6645), etc.
* As of 15:00
Nikkei Stock Average 38703.51 (+ 213.34)
Number of rising stocks 99 (contribution +371.88)
Number of falling stocks 126 (contribution -158.54)
Number of unchanged stocks 0
○ Top advancing stocks
Code, Stock Name, Latest Price, Day Change, Contribution
<8035> Toshiba Electronic 34700 1160 113.76
<6857> Advantest 5452 205 53.61
<9984> SoftBankG 9551 131 25.70
<4568> Daiichi Sankyo 5773 198 19.42
<4063> Shin-Etsu Chemical 6060 114 18.63
<6146> Disco 59870 2640 17.26
<7203> Toyota Motor 3273 55 8.99
<6762> TDK 8300 63 6.18
<7733> Olympus 2618 43 5.62
<4901> Fujifilm 3660 53 5.20
<9983> Fast Retailing 40790 50 4.90
<1928> Sekisui House 3670 148 4.84
<6758> Sony Group Corp 13575 140 4.58
Credic Saison <8253> 3367 +140 4.58
Mitsubishi Warehouse <9301> 5417 +219 3.58
Fujikura <5803> 3146 +100 3.27
Minebea Mitsumi <6479> 3249 +100 3.27
Bandai Namco Holdings <7832> 3012 +32 3.14
Tokio Marine Holdings <8766> 5425 +64 3.14
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha <9107> 2469 +104 3.06
Top decreasing stocks
Code, Stock Name, Latest Price, Day Change, Contribution
Recruit Holdings <6098> 7636 -221 -21.67
Daikin Industries, Ltd. unsponsored ADR <6367> 22645 -520 -17.00
Laser Tec <6920> 34520 -1040 -13.60
Kyocera Corporation sponsored ADR <6971> 1817 -31.5 -8.24
Eisai <4523> 6882 -198 -6.47
Nitori Holdings Co., Ltd. <9843> 17300 -310 -5.07
Omron <6645> 5207 -139 -4.54
M3, Inc. <2413> 1610 -45.5 -3.57
Nidec Corporation sponsored ADR <6594> 7217 -131 -3.43
Otsuka Holdings Co., Ltd. <4578> 6463 -104 -3.40
Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd. <8830> 4879 -102 -3.33
Dentsu Group Inc. <4324> 4038 -96 -3.14
Kikkoman <2801> 1828 -19 -3.11
<6770> Alps Alpine 1462 -87 -2.84
<6506> Yasukawa Electric 6058 -85 -2.78
<3092> ZOZO 3710 -81 -2.65
<7269> Suzuki 1840 -19 -2.48
<9735> secom co 9694 -75 -2.45
<6526> Sociomedia Next 4131 -74 -2.42
<9613> NTT Data Group 2357 -13 -2.12