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後場に注目すべき3つのポイント~金利上昇で金融株買われるも商いは閑散

Three things to watch in the afternoon session ~ Financial stocks are bought due to rising interest rates, but business is slow.

Fisco Japan ·  Jun 10 11:17

In the afternoon trading on the 10th, the following three points should be noted.

- Nikkei Average rebounded, financial stocks bought due to rising interest rates, but trading was sluggish.

- The dollar-yen is struggling to grow and is sold near the milestone.

- SoftBank Group <9984>, and the second most contributor is FastRetailing <9983>.

Nikkei average rebounded, financial stocks purchased due to rising interest rates, but trading was sluggish.

Nikkei average rebounded. It ended the morning trading at 38,872.19 yen (approximate trading volume 670 million shares), up 188.26 yen from the previous business day (+0.49%).

The US stock market fell on the 7th. The Dow Jones fell 87.18 dollars (-0.22%) to 38798.99 dollars, Nasdaq fell 39.99 points (-0.23%) to 17133.13, and S&P500 fell 5.97 points (-0.11%) to 5346.99. Purchases that were expected to benefit from the May employment statistics being stronger than expected and early interest rate cuts retreated and fell after the opening. At the same time, there were situations where it temporarily rose due to optimistic expectations for the economy, but the market ended up falling under selling pressure that disliked the rise in long-term interest rates.

Although the US stocks declined, the Tokyo market opened with slightly more buying on the material of the depreciation trend of the yen. The Nikkei average rose slowly from the opening and became entangled in the 38,800 yen range. Because the yield on newly issued 10-year government bonds, which is an indicator of long-term interest rates, was put in the 1.0% range, large market capitalization financial stocks were relatively bought, and the rise of TOPIX was somewhat noticeable.

In the Nikkei average adopted stocks, insurance stocks such as SOMPO Holdings <8630>, Dai-ichi Life Holdings <8750>, T&D Holdings <8795>, and Tokyo Marine <8766> rose in response to the rise in long-term interest rates, and some semiconductor companies, such as Socionext <6526>, SUMCO <3436>, and Laser Tech <6920>, were also firm. In addition, Sharp <6753>, Hitachi <6501>, and Fujitsu <6702> were bought.

On the other hand, Kao <4452> was sold after receiving negative reports from securities companies, and shipping stocks such as Nippon Yusen <9101>, Kawasaki Kisen <9107>, and Mitsui OSK <9104> were also weak. In addition, TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL <4502> and OBAYASHI <1802> were sold.

In terms of industries, insurance, petroleum and coal products, rubber products, transportation equipment, and land transportation rose, while marine transportation, other products, securities and commodity futures trading, and air transportation fell only in the 4 sectors.

The trading value in the prime market remains in the 1.6 trillion yen range and is sluggish as it was last weekend. This week, assuming that the Tokyo market will continue to have a directionless market with sluggish trading due to scheduled central bank meetings in Japan and the United States, be wary of interest rate movements as well, as the bond market tends to be speculative before the Bank of Japan's financial policy decision meeting to be held over the weekend. In the afternoon, a directionless market with sluggish trading is expected, focusing on interest rate movements. There is a possibility of trying the 39,000 yen range, but I don't think the buy-up will continue.

- The dollar-yen is struggling to grow, and sold near the milestone.

On the morning of the 10th in the Tokyo market, the dollar-yen is struggling to grow. After rising from 156.71 yen to 156.99 yen, it became entangled in the high-price range. It is more susceptible to a dollar buying due to the high yield of 10-year US bonds and the predominantly yen-selling trend due to the solid market performance of the Nikkei average stock price. However, the selling near the milestone became a heavy stone.

The trading range so far is 156.71 yen to 156.99 yen for dollar-yen, 168.84 yen to 169.17 yen for euro-yen, and 1.0765 dollars to 1.0781 dollars for euro-dollar.

Check stocks for the afternoon session

- JEC (7073) and Geocode (7357) have reached their daily limit-up, among other three stocks.

*Includes temporary stopper (indicated price)

- Softbank Group (9984) is the company with the highest price increase, followed by Fast Retailing (9983).

Economic indicators and remarks by important people

[Economic indicators]

- Japan's 1Q GDP second preliminary report: quarter-on-quarter annual rate -1.8% (estimation: -2.0%, first preliminary report: -2.0%)

- Japan's April current account balance: 2.505 trillion yen (estimation: 1.6935 trillion yen, March: 3.3988 trillion yen)

[Important Person's Remarks]

- Brenard, Chairman of the National Economic Commission (NEC)

"Employment statistics bring good news for domestic workers of individual stocks."

"Wage growth is a plus for consumers."

"The cost is still too high for consumers. We will continue the fight over gasoline and daily goods prices."

- 14:00 May Economic Watcher Survey, current situation judgment (April: 47.4)

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