Tokyo Stock Market Stock Price Rise Nearly 400 Yen November 4, 15:44
The Nikkei Stock Average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 4th rose by nearly 400 yen.
In the US presidential election, many stocks were ordered to buy because of the expectation that large-scale fiscal mobilization would continue regardless of which candidate wins.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 4th took over the trend of the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising sharply in the New York Market on the 3rd, and buy orders swelled immediately after the start of the transaction, and the Nikkei Stock Average temporarily rose by more than 500 yen.
There was no noticeable confusion in the ballot counting of the US presidential election, and there were expectations that large-scale fiscal mobilization would continue regardless of which candidate won, so buy orders were placed for a wide range of stocks.
▽ Nikkei Stock Average, closing price on the 4th is 23,695.23 yen, which is 399.75 yen higher than the 2nd before the holiday.
▽ Tokyo Stock Price Index = Topics rose 19.30 to 1627.25.
▽ Daily trading volume was 1,332,330,000 shares.
Investors are less wary of not seeing the results of this election soon, but some say it will remain unpredictable until a new president is appointed. remain.
Market officials said, "Investors' concerns about the political gap in the United States have temporarily receded, but if there is confusion in the counting of votes in the future, it is undeniable that stock prices will fall." ..