On 28 August, the Tokyo Stock Exchange's short-selling ratio fell to 43.4%. The Nikkei 225 stood at 66405.56, up +273.58 from the previous day, drawing attention to movements in the short-selling ratio as a share of total trading value.
According to the short-selling figures for the 28th released by the stock exchange, the short-selling ratio was 43.4%, short-selling value was ¥3,952,607 million, and total trading value was ¥9,093,361 million. The upper section shows trading value and the lower section shows the ratio, with the short-selling ratio as of 08/28 indicated.
The Nikkei 225 stood at 66405.56, up +273.58 from the previous day, although the article's opening also describes the Nikkei 225 as having retreated, suggesting that market movements on the day may have reflected multiple factors. The surrounding data also lists daily changes in the Nikkei 225, including -130.18 on 08/27.