The stock exchange’s aggregate short-selling ratio for the 9th fell to 40.2%. The Nikkei Average declined for 3 straight sessions.
The article presents a timeline from September to October under “Aggregate short-selling data (9th),” showing the combined total of short sales subject to and not subject to TSE short-selling restrictions, together with the short-selling ratio. The data for the 9th show a short-selling ratio of 40.2%, short-sale value of ¥3,535,984 million and total trading value of ¥8,793,501 million.
Specifically, for 9 October, the Nikkei Average was 69030.92 and the change from the previous day was -11.19. Compared with 8 October, the ratio showed slight movement from a level roughly in line with the previous day. The table lists the short-selling ratio and Nikkei Average for past dates, showing that the Nikkei Average has continued to move in waves since September.
The historical data for the same day show a short-selling ratio of 40.2% as of 10/09, short-sale value of ¥3,535,984 million, total trading value of ¥8,793,501 million, a Nikkei Average of 69030.92 and a change from the previous day of -11.19. Values for the immediately preceding day and other dates are listed in separate rows of the table, allowing the trend to be compared.
The data for this date were reported by Traders Web as “Aggregate short-selling data (9th)” and can be referenced as a time series from the same source.