The Nikkei Average rebounded slightly. The forward transaction was closed at 38758.96 yen (estimated turnover of 690 million shares), which was 112.85 yen higher (+0.29%) compared to the previous business day.
The US stock market rebounded on the 24th. The Dow average closed at 39069.59 dollars (+ 0.01%), the NASDAQ rose 184.77 points (+ 1.10%) to 16920.80, and the S&P 500 closed at 5304.72, 36.88 points higher (+ 0.70%). Buyers in the high-tech sector against the backdrop of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom rose after strongly supporting the market price and being close to it. Durable goods orders and the consumer confidence index were good, and the expected inflation rate fell below expectations and long-term interest rates began to decline, so it rose one step higher. Participants were limited ahead of the 3 consecutive holidays, and the upper price of the Dow became limited, but NASDAQ was led by semiconductor NVIDIA stocks, and the increase widened until the end of the game, and hit a record high.
In response to a rebound in US stocks, the Tokyo market began trading with a slight buying advantage. The Nikkei Average started a rebound due to a reaction against the drastic depreciation last weekend, but since the US market was closed tonight, aggressive trading was refrained. The price range up and down in the front market remained at only about 135 yen, and trading prices on the Prime Market were in the 1.7 trillion yen range, and business was quiet.
Among the stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, a portion of semiconductor stocks such as Socionext ＜6526＞, Renesas Electronics ＜6723＞, Screen HD ＜7735＞, and Advantest ＜6857＞ was bought, and Kawasaki Shigeru ＜7012＞, Furukawa Electric ＜5801＞, Japan Steel Works ＜5631＞, and Fuji Electric ＜6504＞ were bought. Also, since Mr. Suzuki, a Linear Chuo Shinkansen proponent, was elected in the Shizuoka prefectural gubernatorial election, JR Tokai ＜9022＞ is solid.
Meanwhile, securities company reports were viewed slightly negative, and cyber ＜4751＞ became the sales advantage, and Nexon ＜3659＞, LINE Yahoo ＜4689＞, and Konami Group ＜9766＞ are not even there. Also, HOYA ＜7741＞, Yamaha ＜7951＞, and Sony Group ＜6758＞ were also sold.
By industry, the shipping industry, electricity/gas industry, insurance industry, non-ferrous metals, securities/commodity futures trading business, etc. rose, while precision equipment, fisheries/agriculture and forestry, warehousing/transportation-related industries, air transportation, service industries, etc. declined.
The exchange rate is around 156 yen 80 yen per dollar, which is slightly higher than in the morning, but the impact on the stock market is limited. The bond market has also been moving slightly, and the stock, exchange, and bond markets are about to close to the US market, and participants are limited. The wait-and-see mood is stronger in the back field than in the front field, and business seems to decline. The Nikkei Average remained in the positive zone compared to the previous business day, but since buying is scarce, there is also a possibility that the backmarket will fall into the negative zone.