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JPX03:30 ET · Announcements

The Nikkei average fell by 51 yen and declined for the first time in eight days, while the TOPIX continued to rise, and there were many stocks on the Main Board that increased in value = Afternoon of the 7th.

On the 7th, the Nikkei average stock price fell by 51 yen and 03 sen compared to the previous weekend, closing at 36,779 yen and 66 sen, marking a decline for the first time in eight days. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) rose by 8.38 points to 2,696.16 points, continuing its upward trend for the ninth consecutive day. In the morning, influenced by the depreciation of the yen, buying was the priority, leading to an increase in the Nikkei average at the start of trading. However, after a round of trading, it switched to negative territory, and at 10:37 AM, it recorded a 99 yen and 30 sen drop, reaching 36,731 yen and 39 sen. After that, the Nikkei average showed little direction and was aware of the previous week's closing price.

Kabushiki Shimbun02:53 ET

The Nikkei average fell by 16 yen, marking a small decline for the first time in eight days, with a lack of direction ahead of Chairman Powell's press conference. = 7 days before the session.

Seven days ago, the Nikkei average stock price fell slightly for the first time in eight days, closing at 36,813.78 yen, a decrease of 16.91 yen from the previous week's Friday. The TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) rose by 10.41 points to 2,698.19 points, marking its ninth consecutive day of increase. Following the trend of a weaker yen, buying was prioritized in the morning, leading to an initial rise in the Nikkei average. However, after a round of trading, it turned negative, reaching 36,731.39 yen, down 99.30 yen, at 10:37 a.m. Subsequently, amid uncertainties regarding U.S.-China trade negotiations, local market conditions remained unclear.

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