The short-selling ratio fell to 39.9% as of the 4th. The Nikkei Average rebounded for the first time in 5 days, closing at ¥65,020.94. This article reports related data alongside movements in the Nikkei Average.
According to short-selling data released by the stock exchange, the Tokyo Stock Exchange's short-selling ratio was 39.9% on the 4th. Short-selling value was ¥3,729,377 million, while total trading value was ¥9,332,575 million. The Nikkei Average ended the day up 806.46 from the previous day, rebounding for the first time in 5 days.
Historical data show that the short-selling ratio was 43.5% on 3 September, while the Nikkei Average was down 111.16 from the previous day. On 2 September, the ratio was 44.8%, and the Nikkei Average was down 1,889.70 from the previous day.