Nomura Holdings, Inc.’s share price fell approximately 5.7%, from the closing price of ¥1,519.5 on 13 October to ¥1,433.5 on 20 October. A death cross was confirmed as the 25-day moving average fell below the 75-day moving average, and the recent price movement has shown increasingly strong signs of a weakening trend.
Between 13 October and 20 October, Nomura Holdings, Inc.’s share price fell from ¥1,519.5 to ¥1,433.5, a decline of approximately 5.7%. Trading volume surged on 20 October, but the share price failed to fully recover, and downward pressure continued over the latest 5 trading days.
Among the technical indicators, the 25-day moving average fell below the 75-day moving average on 19 October, forming a death cross. This indicates a situation in which technical weakness is compounding the stock price’s downward trend.
For the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company recorded revenue of ¥686.7 billion and net income of ¥145.6 billion. Although profit increased substantially year on year in April-June, recent share price drivers have been dominated by price movement factors rather than earnings.
The announcement of interim financial results is scheduled for 28 October. The previous disclosure did not include a full-year earnings forecast or dividend forecast, making any updates to earnings sustainability and the shareholder return policy points of focus in the next announcement.
On 20 October, Fisco featured Nomura as a stock-related catalyst involving the joint handling of foreign-stock administrative operations by 40 securities firms. Although this is not company-specific earnings news, related information has recently been added as part of the theme of greater efficiency in securities operations.