The Nikkei 225 fell ¥3,643.13 from the previous day to ¥57,434.77 at the close on the 6th, marking its 5th consecutive decline. Declining stocks predominated, with approximately 90% of all stocks falling in a broad-based sell-off.
The Nikkei 225 fell ¥3,643.13 from the previous day to ¥57,434.77 in trading on the 6th, ending the session down for the 5th consecutive day. On the TSE Prime Market, 3 stocks rose, 1,518 fell and 7 were unchanged, resulting in a broad-based sell-off with an extremely high proportion of declining stocks. SBG was the largest negative contributor to the Nikkei 225, dragging it down by ¥348.7.
ダイキン was the top positive contributor, lifting the Nikkei 225 by ¥10.96, followed by 太陽誘電 at ¥3.17 and スクリン at ¥0.40. Meanwhile, Advantest, Fast Retailing, Tokyo Electron and Recruit were among the leading negative contributors, adding to the overall decline. All 33 sectors fell, with food products recording the largest decline, followed by oil and coal products, real estate, nonferrous metals, securities and commodities, and other products.