Today’s stock outlook = Assuming weakness, disgusted by US stock price decline Again 26,000 yen offense and defense awareness | Reuters

[Tokyo 30th Archyde.com]-

The Nikkei stock average is expected to weaken in today’s Tokyo stock market. Disgusted by the softening of the US stock market on the previous day, it seems likely that the market will be dominated by selling. While there is no buying factor, it seems that the 26,000 yen offense and defense will be conscious again. However, since it is the weekend, there is a high possibility that the second half will be a wait-and-see mood, and the movement will gradually become scarce.

The expected range for the Nikkei Stock Average is 26,000 yen to 26,400 yen.

On the 29th, the US stock market ended trading sharply lower due to continued concerns that the Federal Reserve Board’s (FRB) aggressive inflation countermeasures would become a drag on the US economy. Japanese stocks, which rallied the previous day, are likely to be forced to bear again.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Stock Index (SOX) fell 3.29%, and semiconductor-related stocks are likely to soften. There is also a nature,” said Kyoko Amemiya, president of Amemiya Research Institute.

However, today is the weekend, and the second half is likely to have a strong send-off mood. While there is a possibility that it will be sold again, it is expected to be bought back due to the sharp decline throughout the week, and it is expected that the movement will fluctuate in the second half.

In the market, “not only the US but also the turmoil in the European market will be a factor for postponement.It is unlikely that Japanese stocks will rise due to their own factors. (Mr. Ryuta Otsuka, Toyo Securities strategist) was heard.

Closing price of the previous business day High price since the beginning of the year Low price since the beginning of the year

Nikkei Average 26422.05 29388.16 24681.74

+248.07 January 5, 2022 March 9, 2022

Chicago Nikkei Stock Average Futures 26175 (Yen denominated)

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