Key Facts
• On July 3, the Nikkei Index rose 23.42 points to 39,785.90.
• This marks a slight rebound after three consecutive days of decline.
• The TOPIX index also increased by 0.1% to 2,828.99.
• Trading was cautious ahead of the U.S. June jobs report release.
• Semiconductor and auto stocks saw gains, while domestic demand stocks declined.
• The trading range for the Nikkei Index was limited to 200 points.
• 20 out of 33 sectors, including steel and non-ferrous metals, posted gains.
• Fujimedia Holdings dropped over 6%, leading losses in the Tokyo Prime Market.
• The Tokyo Prime Market recorded a trading value of 5.03 trillion yen.
• The Growth 250 Index fell 0.6% to 709.71, marking its third consecutive decline.
Summary
The Nikkei Index closed at 39,785.90 on July 3, marking a slight rebound of 23.42 points after three days of decline. Trading remained subdued as investors awaited the U.S. June jobs report. Gains were observed in semiconductor and auto stocks, while domestic demand stocks faced selling pressure. The TOPIX index also rose by 0.1% to 2,828.99. Market activity reflected a cautious sentiment, with the trading range for the Nikkei Index limited to 200 points. Fujimedia Holdings led losses with a 6% drop, while Tokyo Electron and Advantest gained on the back of strong U.S. tech stock performance. The Tokyo Prime Market recorded a trading value of 5.03 trillion yen, with 50% of stocks advancing. Meanwhile, the Growth 250 Index fell 0.6%, continuing its downward trend.
