On the 13th, Tokyo’s stock market rebounded. The Nikkei Average closed at ¥61,142.35, up ¥322.99 from the previous day, pushing the market higher. Some technology stocks were bought back near their highs, contributing to the overall market’s rise.
The Nikkei Stock Average (225 issues) rebounded on the 13th, closing at ¥61,142.35, up ¥322.99 from the previous day. Some technology-related stocks saw buying-back activity in the market, contributing to the overall market’s rise. At times, the upward momentum continued in the short term, with the gain temporarily exceeding ¥1,000.
The Tokyo Stock Price Index, or TOPIX, rose 4.24 points to 3,941.57, while trading volume was approximately 254.09 million shares. Although the market reached high levels, movements varied among stocks, with periods of notable buying-back activity centered on technology stocks alternating with periods without such activity.
The article does not list specific factors behind the market’s movement, but states that the rebound in technology-related stocks contributed to the overall rise. It does not mention the impact of trends in the US market or foreign exchange rates, focusing instead on developments in the domestic market.