日経平均の動向
Hello, today Nikkei Linego closed at 37521 yen, almost unchanged from yesterday.
And the volatility index is at 24.34, slightly rising.
As for PER, the recent movements are unsteerable. It went up to 17.27 once, but dropped to 15.34 yesterday.
This might be due to uncertain forecast from Nikkei newspaper and the impact of Trump tariffs.
Because of that, it's hard to trust the current PER data as a steerable indicator.
A few days ago, it was 2186 yen, and now it's 2445 yen.
This match the estimates I gave earlier, and it seems the numbers are moving along those patterns.
So, we might see different outcomes depending on how things play out.
Overall, it's clear that market participants are struggling to estimate the effect of Trump tariffs.
Japan's starting yield is now at 2.953%, up from 2.8% recently.
Move index is also rising.
There are reports that U.S. tax-related bills are moving toward, which might be affecting the market.
G7財務相会合の開始
U.S. dollar index rose to 103 move index, and that might also be influencing the recent movements.
Japanese stocks are relatively steerable, but some movements reflect concerns about low and U.S. credit rating downgrades.
The S&P closed at 5964 yesterday, almost mostly flat.
The U.S. index rose slightly from the 1.7 range to 1.8.
Move index and U.S. starting yield also went up to 4.91%.
Gold remains steadily at $3,230 despite U.S. bond downgrades.
It might seem we are in consolidation phase rather than panic.
Stocks have been going up, so now we are seeing a sideways phase.
The G7 started today, but there may not be much action, as the U.S. and Japan aren't expected to announce anything.
It looks like the market is a partial zone right now.
That's all for today.
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