Mother's slight rise continues
The Nikkei stock average fell back.
Following the trend of Nasdaq Composite Index in the U.S. reaching a new high on the 26th, some semiconductor-related stocks were bought,
and shortly after the open it rose to 29,187 yen (up 60 yen from the previous day), but buying did not continue, and it turned lower.
It wandered around the previous day's closing level for a while, but the upside was heavy and it gradually softened.
Near the close it fell to 28,990 yen (down 136 yen from the previous day).
From the market came that there were selling orders mainly from European funds focusing on large-cap stocks.
The Mothers Index barely stayed in positive territory and continued to edge up slightly.
Nikkei Average: 28,991.89 -134.34 -0.46% (current pre-opening close, 2 days down)
25-day moving average deviation: -1.31%
Dow CFD: 33,948% -34 -0.10
WTI crude oil, near-term: 62.21 +1.85%
Shanghai Composite: 3442.61 +1.44 +0.04%
Hong Kong Hang Seng Index: 28,902.37 -58.75 -0.20%
SQ value: 29,909.73 (April 9) 29,282.41 (March major SQ)
TOPIX: 1,903.55 -14.60 -0.76% (2 days down)
Foreign exchange: USD 1 = 108.270 JPY; EUR 1 = 130.665 JPY; Bitcoin 5919.067 +2.89%
Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers: 1,221.65 +1.13 +0.09% (two days up)
Nikkei Jasdaq Average: 3,912.34 -3.27 -0.08% (two days down)
TSE Second Section Index: 7,448.68 -15.82 -0.21% (two days down)
TSE First Section trading volume was 1,159,370,000 shares, and turnover was 2,440.9 billion yen.
TSE First Section advances: 749 (34%), declines: 1,338 (61%), unchanged: 103 (4%).
Industry-wise, 7 sectors rose, 25 fell, 1 unchanged.
Among gainers were: Marine Transportation, Securities, Commodities & Futures, Banking, Pulp & Paper, Steel, Nonferrous Metals, Fisheries & Agriculture & Forestry.
Among decliners were: Pharmaceuticals, Precision Equipment, Chemicals, Real Estate, Transportation Equipment, Electrical Equipment, Wholesale, Rubber Products, …
Top gainers in First Section: Yamae Denki <6516> [currently 6,880 yen, +1,000 yen], Chuo Stamping <5992> [currently 1,040 yen, +116 yen]
Hokushin <7897> [currently 207 yen, +22 yen], Iwasaki Denki <6924> [currently 1,549 yen, +113 yen]
Top decliners: Shoei Denki <6653> [currently 1,774 yen, -169 yen], Face <4295> [currently 834 yen, -72 yen]
Curves HD <7085> [currently 868 yen, -72 yen], Macromill <3978> [currently 814 yen, -65 yen]
Three megabanks: Mitsubishi UFJ <8306> [currently 575.6 yen, +3.1 yen], Mizuho <8411> [currently 1,541.0 yen, -1.5 yen]
Sumitomo Mitsui <8316> [currently 3,800 yen, +33 yen]
Nomura <8604> [currently 582.9 yen, +11.7 yen], Daiwa <8601> [currently 561.5 yen, +1.5 yen]
SoftBank Group <9984> [currently 10,050 yen, -95 yen], Toyota <7203> [currently 8,172 yen, -93 yen]
Sony <6758> [currently 11,450 yen, -250 yen], Fujifilm <4901> [currently 7,051 yen, +18 yen], Takeda <4502> [currently 3,643.0 yen, -20.0 yen]
Nikkei Leverage <1570> [currently 16,080 yen, -170 yen], Nikkei Double Inverse <1357> [currently 419 yen, +4 yen]
International VIX <1552> [currently 3,430 yen, -25 yen], NY Dow Bear <2041> [currently 3,055 yen, 0 yen]
WTI Crude Oil ETF <1671> [currently 1,295 yen, +26 yen]
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