Severely fell after a big drop for the first time in 4 business days
The Nikkei Stock Average fell sharply for the first time in four trading days.
Typhoon No. 2 SURIGAE is approaching, isn’t it?
In the coastal waters of Okinawa, conditions are expected to become rough on the 20th, with a high risk of very rough seas from the 22nd (Thursday).
This morning, following the US stock decline and yen appreciation/dollar depreciation, trading started with selling dominating.
Osaka Prefecture is expected to request the government to declare a state of emergency today,
and Tokyo is also said to be considering a request, raising concerns about the impact on the economy.
There were moments when the index briefly fell to 29,014 yen (down 671 yen from the previous day).
The Nikkei Stock Average fell below the 75-day moving average (29,104 yen).
The Mothers Index declined for the third day in a row, though some shares were bought.
Nikkei Stock Average 29,100.38 -584.99 -1.97% (close, down for 4 days)
25-day moving average deviation rate -1.4%
Dow Jones CFD 34,147 +70 +0.21%
WTI Crude Oil near term 64.08 +1.52%
Shanghai Composite Index 29,113.00 -3.00 -0.01%
Hang Seng Index 29,114.00 -4.00 -0.01%
SQ value: 29,909.73 (April 9) 29,282.41 (March Major SQ)
TOPIX 1,926.25 -30.31 -1.55% (down for 2 days)
Foreign exchange: 1 dollar = yen 1 euro = yen Bitcoin 5941.357 -4.15%
TSE Mothers 1,244.79 -12.37 -0.98% (down for 3 days)
Nikkei Jasdaq Average 3,942.97 -14.15 -0.36% (down for 2 days)
TSE Second Section Index 7,506.34 -8.90 -0.12% (down for 2 days)
TSE First Section trading volume was 1,087.39 million shares, and trading value was 2.3866 trillion yen.
Number of Advancing/Declining issues on the TSE First Section: 240 up (10%), 1,899 down (86%), 52 unchanged (2%).
In the sector rankings, 1 sector rose while 32 sectors fell.
Top gainers were in the shipping industry.
Top losers were in the air transportation, real estate, warehousing/transportation-related, machinery, electrical equipment, construction, other financials, transportation equipment, …
Top gainers on the TSE First Section include Meiwa Facility <1717> [currently 780 yen, +100 yen] Nanyo <8918> [currently 1,781 yen, +121 yen]
Takakita <6325> [currently 706 yen, +45 yen] Wood One <7898> [currently 1,386 yen, +88 yen]
Top losers include Euglena <3931> [currently 912 yen, -79 yen] Glimms <3150> [currently 1,843 yen, -145 yen]
Open Door <3926> [currently 1,817 yen, -128 yen] Marui Group <8252> [currently 2,024 yen, -125 yen]
Three megabanks Mitsubishi UFJ <8306> [currently 585.0 yen, -4.9 yen] Mizuho <8411> [currently 1,533.5 yen, -3.0 yen]
Sumitomo Mitsui <8316> [currently 3,827 yen, -43 yen]
Nomura <8604> [currently 576.5 yen, +1.8 yen] Daiwa <8601> [currently 577.3 yen, -10.7 yen]
SoftBank Group <9984> [currently 9,821 yen, -184 yen] Toyota <7203> [currently 8,418 yen, -104 yen]
Sony <6758> [currently 11,865 yen, -125 yen] Fujifilm <4901> [currently 6,915 yen, -82 yen] Takeda <4502> [currently 3,674 yen, -32 yen]
Nikkei Leverage <1570> [currently 32,450 yen, -1,300 yen] Nikkei Double Inverse <1357> [currently 417 yen, +14 yen]
CBOE VIX <1552> [currently 3,505 yen, +70 yen] NY Dow Bear <2041> [currently 3,050 yen, +5 yen]
WTI Crude Oil ETF <1671> [currently 1,330 yen, +18 yen]
From here, notable stocks
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