Return to the 29,000 yen range
The Nikkei Stock Average continued to rise.
The closing level above 29,000 for the first time in six trading days since June 17.
In the morning, with President Biden’s agreement with a bipartisan group on an infrastructure investment plan on the local 24th,
the three major U.S. stock indices all rose, fueling buying pressure.
Immediately after the opening, it rose to 29,174 yen (up 298 yen from the previous day).
After a round of price gains, it stalled on the way up and was pushed back to around 28,992 yen (up 117 yen) at one point.
In the early afternoon, it was pulled back to the 29,100 yen range, and traded with heavy upside toward the close.
The Mothers Index rose for the fourth consecutive day.
In a steady week-end market, Mercari <4385> [currently 5,960 yen +330 yen] continued its ascent, helping to support the index.
Nikkei Average: 29,066.18 +190.95 +0.66% (closing, 2 days up in a row)
25-day moving average deviation: +0.61%
Dow Jones CFD: 34,304 +106 +0.31%
WTI Crude Near Month: 73.43 +0.05%
Shanghai Composite: 3,611.39 +44.74 +1.25%
Hong Kong Hang Seng Index: 29,294.12 +406.37 +1.41%
Taiwan Weighted Index: 17,502.99 +95.03 +0.55%
SQ Value: 29,046.40 (June 11) 29,282.41 (March Major SQ)
TOPIX: 1,962.65 +15.55 +0.80% (rebounded for the first time in 3 days)
Foreign exchange: 1 USD = 110.842 JPY, 1 EUR = 132.350 JPY, Bitcoin 3825.750 +6.06%
TSE Mothers: 1,196.68 +15.44 +1.31% (4th straight day of gains)
Nikkei Jasdaq Average: 3,967.92 +15.79 +0.40% (rebound for the second day)
TSE Second Section Index: 7,685.14 +68.04 +0.89% (4th straight day of gains)
TSE First Section trading volume was 9,042.6 million shares, and value of transactions was 2,142.2 billion yen.
TSE First Section advancing issues: 1,595 (72%), declining: 504 (22%), unchanged: 94 (4%).
Mothers trading volume: 88.35 million shares, value: 1,353 hundred million yen.
Mothers decliners: 226 (61%), 118 (32%) advancers, 18 (4%) unchanged.
In the TSE First Section by sector, 30 sectors rose and 3 declined.
Top gainers include: Steel, Mining, Nonferrous Metals, Chemicals, Electrical Equipment, Machinery, Petroleum & Coal Products, Transportation Equipment, Metal Products, …
Top decliners include: Shipping, Precision Instruments, Warehousing & Logistics.
Top gainers in the First Section include Mazda <7261> [currently 1,062 yen +85 yen] JTECCORP <3446> [currently 3,440 yen +265 yen]
LINK-U <4446> [currently 1,463 yen +101 yen] GMB <7214> [currently 1,118 yen +76 yen]
Top decliners include: Oracle Japan <4716> [currently 8,700 yen -1,530 yen] DLE <3686> [currently 357 yen -48 yen]
GSI Creos <8101> [currently 995 yen -133 yen] Cybernet <4312> [currently 748 yen -68 yen]
Three Megabanks Mitsubishi UFJ <8306> [currently 607.9 yen +4.4 yen] Mizuho <8411> [currently 1,609.5 yen +5.0 yen]
Sumitomo Mitsui <8316> [currently 3,893 yen +26 yen]
Nomura <8604> [currently 571.9 yen -2.2 yen] Daiwa <8601> [currently 614.0 yen -1.3 yen]
SoftBank Group <9984> [currently 7,931 yen +69 yen] Toyota <7203> [currently 9,849 yen +25 yen]
Sony <6758> [currently 10,850 yen +165 yen] Fujifilm <4901> [currently 8,139 yen -6 yen] Takeda <4502> [currently 3,758 yen +42 yen]
Nikkei Leverage <1570> [currently 16,010 yen +230 yen] Nikkei 2x Inverse <1357> [currently 407 yen -7 yen]
International VIX <1552> [currently 2,648 yen -39 yen] NY Dow Bear <2041> [currently 2,992 yen -43 yen]
WTI Crude ETF <1671> [currently 1,566 yen +7 yen]
From here, notable stocks
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