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M3, Kobe Bussan, etc. (additional) Rating
Downgrade - Bearish Code Stock Name Securities Company Previous Changed After----------------------------------------------------------------<7012> Kawasaki Heavy Industries Morgan Stanley "Equal Weight" "Underweight" <7259> Aisin Nomura "Buy" "Neutral" Target Price Change Code Stock Name Securities Company Previous Changed After-----------------------------------------
Rating information (Target Price change - Part 1) = M3, Aica Kogyo, ETC.
◎ Nomura Securities (three levels: Buy > Neutral > Reduce) M3 <2413.T> -- "Buy" → "Buy", 2960 yen → 2970 yen Toyota Boshoku <3116.T> -- "Buy" → "Buy", 2600 yen → 2450 yen Denso <6902.T> -- "Buy" → "Buy", 2850 yen → 2300 yen JAL <9201.T> -- "Buy" → "Buy", 3700 yen → 3800 yen Kobe Bussan <3038.T> -- "Neutral" → "
Japan M&A, strawberries ETC (additional) Rating
Target Price Change Code Stock Name Securities Company Previous Change After ---------------------------------------------------- <2127> Japan M&A Daiwa 750 yen 800 yen <2337> Ichigo Morgan Stanley 390 yen 430 yen <2579> Coca BJH Morgan Stanley 2200 yen 2400 yen <3479> TKP Morgan Stanley 1500 yen 1700 yen <6301> Komatsu City 4400 yen 4500 yen <9022> JR East.
Nitto Denko Profit Jumps 34% in Fiscal 2024
After the buying phase, individual stock selection will be guided by the financial results.
The Nikkei average has risen for four consecutive trading days. It ended trading at 35,839.99 yen, up 134.25 yen (with an estimated Volume of 2 billion 10 million shares). Following the purchase of tech stocks in the US market last weekend and favorable movements from major companies' earnings reports, the Nikkei average started with a buying lead, shortly rising to 36,075.26 yen after the trading began, recovering to the 36,000 yen level for the first time in about four weeks since April 1. Additionally, due to the yen depreciating to around 143 yen per dollar, export-related stocks were repurchased.
Japanese Stocks Rise 0.4%
