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The Nikkei average fell sharply by 1,460 yen, and after a round of selling, the decline eased with a pause in yen appreciation = 11 days before the morning session.
On the 11th, the Nikkei average stock price significantly fell by 1,460.55 yen to 33,148.45 yen compared to the previous day. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also saw a sharp drop of 107.89 points to 2,431.51 points. On the 10th, the US government stated that the additional tariffs on China would not be 125%, but a combined 145%. In response to this, concerns over the escalation of US-China trade friction were heightened, and in the US stock market on the 10th, both the Dow Inc and the Nasdaq composite index experienced a sharp decline. Japanese stocks also reacted to the decline in US stocks.
The Nikkei average rose sharply by 2,894 yen, the second largest increase in history = 10th session.
On the 10th, the Nikkei average stock price saw a significant rebound, rising by 2,894 yen and closing at 34,609 yen, an increase from the previous day. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also surged, gaining 190.07 points to reach 2,539.40 points. The increase in the Nikkei average is the second largest in history, following the rise on August 6 of last year, which was 3,217 yen. In the U.S. stock market on the 9th local time, President Trump announced a 90-day suspension of the additional tariffs on countries and regions other than China. In response, the NY Dow rose for the first time in five days.
Stocks hitting the upper and lower limits before the market.
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The Nikkei average is about 2,660 yen higher, continuing to trade in the high range after the buying has subsided = 10 days before the opening.
On the 10th, at around 10:05 AM, the Nikkei average Stock price is trading approximately 2,660 yen higher than the previous day at around 34,370 yen. At 9:18 AM, it reached a high of 28,854.43 yen at 34,568.46 yen. On the 9th local time, in the U.S. stock market, President Trump announced a 90-day suspension of the additional tariffs on countries and regions other than China. In response to this, the NY Dow rose significantly for the first time in five days, and the Nasdaq Composite Index also rebounded sharply. Japanese stocks are also seeing Buy activity, influenced by the sudden surge in U.S. stocks.
The Nikkei average rose by 1,876 yen, marking a significant rebound for the first time in four days, although still facing resistance as it tightens up = 8th afternoon session.
On the 8th, the Nikkei Average in the afternoon session rose significantly by 1,876.00 yen compared to the previous day, closing at 30,012.58 yen, marking a large rebound for the first time in four days. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also surged, up 143.36 points to 2,432.02 points. In the US stock market on the 7th, the NY Dow fell for three consecutive days amid volatility, while the Nasdaq Composite Index rebounded for the first time in three days, and the SOX (Philadelphia Semiconductors) Index also rose. Japanese stocks rebounded from the significant decline of the previous day, with the Nikkei Average reflecting the yen-denominated Chicago Nikkei Futures.
The Nikkei average fell by 2,188 yen, continuing three days of significant declines, with the number of Main Board declining stocks exceeding 1,600 = morning session seven days ago.
Seven days ago, the Nikkei average stock price fell significantly by 2,188.74 yen to 31,591.84 yen, marking a three-day decline. At 9:25 AM, it reached a drop of 2,987.84 yen at 30,792.74 yen, breaking the psychological barrier of 31,000 yen for the first time in approximately one year and five months during trading hours, since October 31, 2023. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also fell by 162.42 points to 2,319.64 points. China responded on the previous Friday, the 4th, to the mutual tariff policy of the Trump administration.