Tokyo Stock Market Rough price movement from 200 yen or more rising to falling March 16 9:47
The Nikkei Stock Average rose more than 200 yen immediately after the start of trading in the Tokyo Stock Exchange after the BOJ decided to open a monetary policy meeting earlier and decide on additional policy measures on the 16th. , The price has started to fall and has become a rough price movement.
To stop the financial market turmoil caused by the spread of the new coronavirus, the Federal Reserve Board, which is the U.S. central bank, decided to take a de facto zero interest rate policy on the morning of January 16 in Japan time, A monetary policy meeting was held ahead of schedule to decide on additional policy responses.
In response to this, buy orders were gathered immediately after the commencement of trading at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and the Nikkei Stock Average rose temporarily by over 200 yen. However, since then, prices have fallen more than 200 yen, and the price has been rough.
Market officials say, "The market has been focused on the Bank of Japan's response to the policy, but there has been persistent concern over the spread of infection, and sell orders have become prominent after stock prices have risen."