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The Nikkei average is up about 450 yen, with trading volumes led by Disco, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and Fujikura.
Around 2 PM on the 2nd, the Nikkei average stock price is trading at approximately 36,900 yen, up about 450 yen from the previous day. The second half of the trading session started at the same level as the morning close. Although active trading is limited due to a four-day holiday from the 3rd to the 6th, steady price movements are continuing. The dollar-yen exchange rate is fluctuating around 145.30 yen per dollar. The top traded stocks by Volume at around 2 PM (Main Board) include NTT <9432.T>, JDI <6740.T>, and Mitsubishi UFJ <8306>.
Asahi Kasei, Sojitz, ETC [List of stock materials from the newspaper]
*Asahi Kasei <3407> will establish a hollow fiber factory in Miyazaki and Nobeoka for virus removal filters (Nikkan Kogyo, front page) -○*Aika Industries <4206> has made its film processing a subsidiary to strengthen functional materials (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3) -○*Seven & I Holdings <3382> has signed a non-disclosure agreement with Kushal, progressing in acquisition negotiations (Nikkan Kogyo, page 3) -○*Sojitz <2768> is entering the biomethane market with an imprint, with total project costs exceeding 58 billion yen (Nikkan Kogyo, page 4) -○*Fujikura <5803> along with the University of Tokyo and Marubeni, among 8 companies, is involved in fusion energy.
The Nikkei average rose by 406 points, continuing its significant six-day gain, as the awareness of a delay in policy interest rate increases grew due to the downward revision of GDP growth rate = the afternoon of the 1st.
On the closing day, the Nikkei average stock price increased by 406.92 yen from the previous day to 36,452.30 yen, marking a significant six-day winning streak. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) also rose by 12.15 points to 2,679.44 points, continuing its upward trend for seven days. Following the movement of the NY Dow Inc, which rebounded after a morning dip on April 30, Japanese stocks were initially favored by buyers. However, as the announcement of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting results approached, a wait-and-see mood strengthened, although the meeting decided to maintain the current monetary market adjustment policy.
The Nikkei average is up by about 350 yen, with transaction volumes led by Disco, Fujikura, and Tokyo Electron.
On the afternoon of the 1st at 2:03 PM, the Nikkei average stock price was trading around 36,390 yen, up about 350 yen compared to the previous day. The afternoon session also started with buying pressure. At 2:01 PM, it reached a high of 36,413 yen and 98 sen, remaining in a high price range. At the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting, it was unanimously decided to maintain the current financial market adjustment policy. Subsequently, it seems that the dollar-yen exchange rate has been perceived as material, currently positioned at 143 yen and 80 sen, showing a weaker yen.
The Nikkei average rose by 196 points, continuing an upward trend for six days, while after the buying spree, the market is observing the situation ahead of the Bank of Japan meeting = Morning session before May 1.
On May 1st, the Nikkei average rose by 196.32 yen to 36,241.70 yen in the morning session, marking a six-day consecutive rise. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Exchange Index) also increased by 6.17 points to 2,673.46 points, continuing its rise for seven days. In the US market on April 30th, while the Nasdaq Composite Index declined, the NY Dow rebounded after an initial drop, extending its gains for seven days. The impact of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) decline in January-March led to buying momentum in Japanese stocks. The Nikkei average was up in the morning.
Fujikura Kasei Co Cuts FY Net View to Y500.00M
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