While signs are emerging that AI-related stocks may be reigniting in the Japanese equity market, concerns over global interest-rate rises continue to smolder, and investors who experienced the sharp summer sell-off remain wary. The AI rally is increasingly likely to be a recovery lacking enthusiasm.
Reports point to signs that artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks may be reigniting in the Japanese equity market. At the same time, concerns over global interest-rate rises continue to smolder, and investors who experienced the sharp summer sell-off remain cautious. The recovery in the AI rally is expected to remain lacking in enthusiasm.
In trading on the 2nd, the Nikkei 225 ended at ¥68,309, down ¥647 from the previous day. It fell as a reaction to a gain of approximately ¥3,500 over the preceding 2 trading days, although some AI- and semiconductor-related stocks attracted buying. However, stocks regarded as leaders, including SBG, have continued to tend to be left out.