The Nikkei Average rebounded in the morning session on the 4th, rising ¥555.26 from the previous day to ¥64,769.74, while the TOPIX fell 7.56 points to 4,094.48. SoftBank Group drove the index higher, while the stronger yen and weakness in export-related stocks weighed on the market at times.
The Nikkei Average stood at ¥64,769.74 in the morning session on the 4th, up ¥555.26 from the previous day and rebounding for the first time in five sessions. The market opened higher against a backdrop of declining U.S. interest rates.
Trading volume across the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market was 1.04411 billion shares, with trading value of ¥4.1479 trillion. Of the stocks traded, 673 advanced, 824 declined and 58 were unchanged.
By sector, 11 of the 33 sectors rose and 22 fell. Information and communications stocks and securities and commodities futures stocks advanced, while air transportation and electrical equipment stocks were firm. Marine transportation, pharmaceutical and wholesale stocks declined.
Among individual stocks, Mercari, KDDI and SBI rose, while SoftBank Group drove the index higher. Export-related stocks were capped by the stronger yen.
The information introduced that day was provided by Wealth Advisor.