This article reports the top 10 and worst 10 Nikkei Average components by share-price increase in July 2026. After the Nikkei Average shifted from its all-time high in June into a correction phase, signs of a bottom forming emerged at the end of July.
After a historic surge, the Nikkei Average shifted into a correction phase, peaking in mid-June. On 22 June, the Nikkei Average recorded an all-time high of ¥72,831, but subsequently entered a downtrend, and signs that share-price movements were settling emerged at the end of July. The article presents a ranking of the Nikkei Average components with the largest and smallest share-price increases in July.
The article publishes the results of a monthly compilation of the performance of Nikkei Average components. The main themes in the target period are the correction phase from the historic high and the subsequent assessment that the market was bottoming out. Specific component names and figures appear to be included in the main text.
The movements in July are reported as a factor affecting changes in the overall market environment and are suggested to be related to fluctuations in trading income. Readers are expected to focus on the performance of components that showed relative strength and those that showed relative weakness among the Nikkei Average components.
The central points of the article are the ranking of the components with the largest and smallest share-price increases in July and the changes in share prices from the peak at the end of June. Specific rankings of the top and worst performers, as well as subsequent developments, may be added in future updates.