In the Tokyo market on 6 November, the Nikkei average fell for a fifth consecutive session, closing down ¥3,643.13 from the previous day at ¥57,434.77. As selling spread across AI-related and semiconductor stocks, Nintendo and Sega Sammy Holdings were sold after their earnings announcements because they left their full-year forecasts unchanged.
Following the previous day’s decline in U.S. technology stocks, the Nikkei average extended its losses in the Tokyo market on 6 November, falling for a fifth consecutive session and closing at ¥57,434.77. The decline exceeded ¥3,643, the third-largest on record, and briefly exceeded ¥4,300.
Although Nintendo reported double-digit profit growth in its second-quarter results, it left its full-year earnings forecast unchanged and fell for the first time in three sessions. Sega Sammy Holdings also retreated and ended lower.
Among earnings-related developments, E-Guardian was allocated at the limit-down price after forecasting a sharp decline in profit for the fiscal year ending September 2026. CRI Middleware also briefly fell below ¥1,000 after forecasting a double-digit decline in profit for the same period. Sony Group initially rebounded in the morning before losing ground and trading slightly lower.