The short-selling ratio for the Nikkei average rose to 45.5% on the 29th, while the Nikkei average rose for the 3rd consecutive day. Data on trading value was also released.
According to materials released by the stock exchange, the short-selling ratio reached 45.5% in the short-selling data as of the 29th. Trading value is shown in the upper section and the ratio in the lower section, while the Nikkei average was higher than the previous day.
The historical data lists the short-selling ratio, short-selling value, total trading value and Nikkei average by date. Most recently, on 29 October, the short-selling ratio was 45.5% and the Nikkei average was 64,659.47, up 705.28 from the previous day.
The table also shows daily data for earlier dates. The short-selling ratio generally remained around the 40% level, while the Nikkei average moved through a mix of rising and falling sessions.
The data is provided as a reference for comparing short-selling trends with market movements and may serve as an input for assessing future trading trends.