[Nikkei Stock Average and TOPIX (Table)]
Nikkei Average; 39175.59; +137.43 TOPIX; 2789.24; +6.75 On the 11th, the Nikkei average continued to rise, opening at 39,175.59 yen, up 137.43 yen. The U.S. stock market rebounded on the previous day of the 10th. The Dow Jones average closed at 38,868.04, up 69.05 dollars, and the Nasdaq closed at 17,192.53, up 59.40 points. It was sold after the early expectations of an early rate cut faded and fell after opening. At the same time, purchases of high-tech, such as semiconductors, which were supported by hopes for a soft landing and the announcement of new artificial intelligence (AI) functions for mobile devices by Apple (AAPL), pushed the market higher and turned it upwards. Although there are signs of wait-and-see ahead of the announcement of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) scheduled for this week, the market remained in positive territory, with the Nasdaq reaching a new high.
Today's Tokyo stock market was led by buying. The rise of major indexes on the U.S. stock market supported the Tokyo market's stock prices. Although the Dow Jones average rose only 0.18%, funds were inclined to flow into semiconductor-related stocks as the Philadelphia semiconductor index (SOX index), which is composed of major semiconductor-related stocks, rose 1.42%. In addition, the foreign exchange market has moved to a stable level of weak yen and strong dollar, with 1 dollar = 157 yen 00 sen, which also gave a sense of security to the Tokyo market. On the other hand, this week is packed with events, including the announcement of the May Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the publication of the results of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the United States and a press conference by Federal Reserve Chairman Powell (FRB), the announcement of the May Producer Price Index (PPI) on the 13th, and a press conference by BOJ Governor Ueda on the results of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting on the 14th, as well as the Special Clearing Index (SQ) calculation date for stock index futures and options in June. Some investors were hesitant to make aggressive purchases because of these events, but buying prevailed at the opening. D&M Company <189A> was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market today.
[Sector]: Mining, insurance, banking, transportation equipment, wholesale trade, etc. are the top decliners, while pharmaceuticals, precision instruments, and electric and gas industries rose. The turnover of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime includes Laser Tech <6920>, Mirrors HD <8897>, Kawasaki Shipbuilding <9107>, Dai-ichi Life HD <8750>, Recruit HD <6098>, Marubeni <8002>, Mitsui & Co. <8031>, Honda <7267>, SMC <6273>, INPEX <1605>, Nissan Motor <7201>, and Nomura <8604>, all of which fell. Meanwhile, Nitori Holdings <9843>, Rakuten Group <4755>, and Daiichi Sankyo <4568>, among others, have risen.
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Today's Tokyo stock market was led by buying. The rise of major indexes on the U.S. stock market supported the Tokyo market's stock prices. Although the Dow Jones average rose only 0.18%, funds were inclined to flow into semiconductor-related stocks as the Philadelphia semiconductor index (SOX index), which is composed of major semiconductor-related stocks, rose 1.42%. In addition, the foreign exchange market has moved to a stable level of weak yen and strong dollar, with 1 dollar = 157 yen 00 sen, which also gave a sense of security to the Tokyo market. On the other hand, this week is packed with events, including the announcement of the May Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the publication of the results of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the United States and a press conference by Federal Reserve Chairman Powell (FRB), the announcement of the May Producer Price Index (PPI) on the 13th, and a press conference by BOJ Governor Ueda on the results of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting on the 14th, as well as the Special Clearing Index (SQ) calculation date for stock index futures and options in June. Some investors were hesitant to make aggressive purchases because of these events, but buying prevailed at the opening. D&M Company <189A> was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market today.
In sector terms, oil and coal products, mining, nonferrous metals, insurance, pulp and paper were among the top gainers in terms of value, while other products, textiles and apparel, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and air transportation were among the top losers. In terms of trading value on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, rising stocks include M&A Soken <9552>, Ryohin Keikaku <7453>, Recruit HD <6098>, Toho Elec <8035>, Sumitomo Denki <5802>, Mitsubishi Heavy <7011>, ENEOS <5020>, Advantest <6857>, Skylark <3197>, Mizuho <8411>, Nidec <6594>, INPEX <1605>, and so on. On the other hand, stocks such as Eisai <4523>, TEPCO Holdings <9501>, Shionogi <4507>, Murata Mfg. <6981>, Nintendo <7974>, Takeda <4502>, Daiichi Sankyo <4568>, Shin-Etsu Chemical <4063>, KDDI <9433>, OLC <4661>, Canon Inc.-spons. ADR <7751>, NTT <9432>, and so on, were declining.