What are the 2 factors that could trigger a bottom in the Nikkei Average?

The Nikkei Stock Average rose sharply at the start of the week on 7 September, recovering above its 25-day moving average, but 2 factors related to a potential bottom in the decline are drawing attention this week.

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The Nikkei Stock Average rose sharply during the week from 7 to 11 September, recovering its position above the 25-day moving average on the daily chart.

The article states that it explains 2 points being discussed as potential triggers for the Nikkei Average to bottom out.

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PeriodNikkei Average performance from 7 to 11 September

IndicatorRecovered above the 25-day moving average

Current levelsRecovered after rising sharply on 7 September

TypeExamines 2 points that could trigger a bottom in the decline

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