On the 16th, the Nikkei Average rebounded in the Japanese market for the first time in 7 business days. Buying back positions prevailed following reports that credit concerns over US AI cloud company CoreWeave had temporarily eased. Bonds, meanwhile, fell.
On the 16th, the Nikkei Average rose for the first time in 7 business days, with the equity market showing signs of a rebound. Reports said that buying back positions by investors broadened as concerns related to US AI temporarily eased.
Multiple sources suggested that conditions had stabilised regarding credit concerns over CoreWeave, which had been cited as a concern related to AI, and there were periods when the market’s risk tolerance increased.
Following this move, bonds reportedly fell, resulting in a period when equities and bonds moved in opposite directions.