Nikkei Average Rises 441 Yen in September as Higher Interest Rates Cap Upside

The story

The Nikkei Stock Average rose ¥441 (0.67%) in September.

Global interest-rate increases, driven by persistently high crude oil prices, weighed on equities, limiting the rebound. The Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1.25% to curb rising prices.

The yield on newly issued 10-year Japanese government bonds, a benchmark for long-term interest rates, remained at the 3% threshold, while U.S. long-term interest rates were slightly above 5%.

At a glance

TimingThe Nikkei Stock Average rose ¥441 (0.67%) in September

ScaleThe Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1.25% (Monetary Policy Meeting on the 18th)

NatureThe yield on newly issued 10-year Japanese government bonds held at the 3% threshold

NatureU.S. long-term interest rates are above 5%

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What it links to

Policy Rate Hikes and the Transition to a World of Positive Interest RatesRelated1 companies

8550-0.6%

THE TOCHIGI BANK,LTD.The Transition to a World of Positive Interest Rates and Higher Policy Rates

¥1,029

Risk of fluctuations in securities prices and borrowing ratesLoosely related1 companies

1377-1.2%

SAKATA SEED CORPORATIONMarket Price and Borrowing Interest Rate Risk of Marketable Securities and Investment Securities

¥4,205

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