The Nikkei 225 ended at ¥65,856.43 on the 25th in the Tokyo market, up ¥328.34 from the previous day. While the index rebounded, overall trading remained subdued and the summer trading lull continued.
The Nikkei 225 rebounded for the first time in 3 sessions in the Tokyo stock market on the 25th, ending at ¥65,856.43, up ¥328.34, or 0.50%, from the previous day. Buying to unwind positions entered stocks that had suffered steep recent declines, and the market turned higher at times during the morning, although it also fell more than ¥900 at one point early in the session. Trading value on the TSE Prime Market fell below ¥10 trillion for the fourth consecutive trading day, with little market heat and conditions suggesting that investors are waiting for catalysts.
The subdued trading continues to indicate a summer lull, while buying was seen in stocks judged to be oversold. Position-unwinding activity was observed in some areas, particularly among stocks that had fallen sharply recently, and the market remains in a phase of waiting for factors that could trigger a reversal.