The Nikkei fell 5% in July-September, recording its first decline in 6 quarters. While the rise in AI-related stocks paused, advancing stocks increased to approximately 60% of the total.
In July-September, Japan's stock market saw the Nikkei fall 5%, its first decline in 6 quarters. As the AI-related rally lost momentum, the proportion of advancing stocks trended higher.
In the Tokyo market on the 30th, the Nikkei rebounded for the first time in 3 days, closing at ¥66,753, up 1.9% from the previous day. It was down 4.7% from the end of June.
The article reports that although the Nikkei's decline has continued, the proportion of advancing stocks has risen. Further developments in the article will be needed for an outlook on future market trends.