In Tokyo trading on the morning of the 13th, the Nikkei Stock Average rebounded, ending the morning session at ¥61,816.72, up ¥997.36 from the previous day. Despite declines in U.S. equities following the resignation announcement by the CEO of major U.S. semiconductor company NVIDIA, buying by overseas short-term investors continued, with the gain temporarily exceeding ¥1,000.
The Nikkei Stock Average rebounded in the Tokyo stock market on the morning of the 13th, ending the morning session at ¥61,816.72, up ¥997.36 from the previous day. The report, carried by Nikkei QUICK News, said buying entered the Japanese market despite the influence of European and U.S. equities, limiting downside risk.
The announcement of NVIDIA's CEO resignation was viewed as a negative factor affecting U.S. equities, and major stock indexes fell in the previous day's U.S. trading session. However, the decline had also been anticipated in the Nikkei 225, contributing to the rebound.
Buying of stock index futures by overseas short-term investors was reported to have entered intermittently, and the gain temporarily exceeded ¥1,000.
The report focuses on the Nikkei 225's midday level and movements. As related data, Nikkei 225 futures may have traded around the ¥63,000 level, but the article does not state a confirmed figure.