Stagnation
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The Nikkei Stock Average rose slightly for the third consecutive day.
In the morning, selling dominated, opening at 28,212 yen (down 105 yen from last Friday).
After the first round, there was persistent buying in stock index futures, briefly rising to 28,584 yen (up 266 yen).
Thereafter, it struggled to continue the uptrend due to selling pressure.
Although the afternoon session began with buying, selling gradually pushed the gains down.
It stayed flat as selling pressure capped the gains toward the close.
The Mothers Index fell for the first time in five days.
Nikkei Average: 28,364.61, +46.78, +0.17% (closing, up for three days)
25-day moving average deviation: -1.51%
Dow Jones CFD: 34,325 +117 +0.34%
WTI Crude Oil near month: 64.07 +3.24%
Shanghai Composite: 3,492.28 +6.06 +0.17%
Hong Kong Hang Seng Index: 28,346.00 -71.87 -0.26%
Taiwan Weighted Index: 16,338.29 +36.23 +0.22%
SQ value: 27,748.22 (May 14) 29,282.41 (March major SQ)
TOPIX: 1,913.04 +8.35 +0.44% (three days up)
Foreign exchange: 1 USD = 108.740 JPY, 1 EUR = 132.560 JPY Bitcoin 3,852.801 -3.70%
TSE Mothers: 1,108.82 -19.84 -1.76% (down for five days)
Nikkei Jasdaq Average: 3,857.20 +2.24 +0.06% (five days up)
TSE Second Section Index: 7,400.20 +31.39 +0.43% (up for two days)
TSE First Section trading Volume: 993.83 million shares, trading value: 21,504 million yen.
TSE First Section advancers: 1,394 (63%), decliners: 715 (32%), unchanged: 83 (3%).
Mothers trading volume: 69.0 million shares, trading value: 1,204 million yen.
Mothers decliners: 252 (71%), advancers: 90 (25%), unchanged: 11 (3%).
Among the 29 industries on the TSE First Section, 29 rose and 4 fell.
Top gainers include: Shipping, Airlines, Mining, Banks, Insurance, Warehousing/Logistics, Pulp & Paper, Steel, …
Top losers include: Pharmaceuticals, Information & Communication, Retail, Securities & Futures.
Top gainers on the TSE First Section include Yamato <1967> [now 773 yen, +76 yen] Robot Home <1435> [now 272 yen, +23 yen]
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha <9107> [now 3,015 yen, +214 yen] Abant <3836> [now 1,570 yen, +95 yen]
Top losers include: Net Marketing <6175> [now 417 yen, -100 yen] PCIHD <3918> [now 1,275 yen, -170 yen]
Gumi <3903> [now 1,058 yen, -140 yen] Atlae <6194> [now 151 yen, -176 yen]
Three Mega Banks Mitsubishi UFJ <8306> [now 630.2 yen, +9.7] Mizuho <8411> [now 1,707.0 yen, +21.0]
Sumitomo Mitsui <8316> [now 4,030 yen, +46 yen]
Nomura <8604> [now 598.5 yen, +3.8] Daiwa <8601> [now 635.4 yen, +3.4]
SoftBank Group <9984> [now 8,315 yen, -190] Toyota <7203> [now 8,835 yen, +92]
Sony <6758> [now 10,510 yen, -15] Fuji Film <4901> [now 7,355 yen, +90] Takeda <4502> [now 3,762 yen, -53]
Nikkei Leveraged <1570> [now 15,310 yen, +30] Nikkei Double Inverse <1357> [now 433 yen, -1]
International VIX <1552> [now 3,435 yen, -40] NY Dow Bear <2041> [now 3,020 yen, -15]
WTI Crude Oil ETF <1671> [now 1,339 yen, +43]
From here, notable stocks
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