[Tokyo Stocks] Marginal decline for second straight session, weighed down by AI and Fast Retailing (3rd) — Revised (Jiji Press)

The story

In the Tokyo stock market on 3 September, the Nikkei 225 edged lower for a second straight session, falling ¥111.16 from the previous day to close at ¥64,214.48. TOPIX, meanwhile, rebounded, rising 20.44 points from the previous day to 4,102.04. The market was reportedly weighed down by concerns that AI-related stocks were overvalued and by weak monthly results from Fast Retailing.

Trading volume was 2.18832 billion shares, and trading value was ¥7.577 trillion. Among stocks, 44% declined and 52% advanced.

By industry, mining and nonferrous metals declined. Wholesale trade, electric power and gas, marine transportation, and oil and coal products were among the sectors that advanced.

The Standard TOP20 extended its decline, while the Growth market edged lower. Overall, price levels appear to be becoming more attractive following the sharp drop.

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IndexThe Nikkei 225 closed at ¥64,214.48, down ¥111.16 from the previous day

IndexTOPIX stood at 4,102.04 points, up 20.44 from the previous day

TransactionTrading volume was 2.18832 billion shares, and trading value was ¥7.577 trillion

Stock44% declined and 52% advanced

StockAI-related stocks and Fast Retailing were sold, weighing on the market

CategoryGrowth edged lower, while Standard extended its decline

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