On the 10th, the Tokyo stock market and the Nikkei Stock Average fell by more than 500 yen at one point.
▽The closing price of the Nikkei Stock Average is 28,143.97 yen, which is 479.18 yen lower than the 9th.
▽ Tokyo Stock Price Index = Topics fell 39.51 to 2031.58.
▽ The daily trading volume was 1,693,750,000 shares.
On the 10th, the market focused on the final monetary policy meeting under BOJ Governor Kuroda, whose term ends next month.
As expected, the result was the status quo.
Ahead of the meeting, some in the market speculated that the Bank of Japan might revise its policy and allow interest rates to rise, which has pushed up stock prices of banks and insurance companies in recent days.
However, when it was reported that the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo before noon on the 10th, such financial stocks sold off sharply, and the Nikkei Stock Average fell further.
By the end of the transaction, it exceeded 500 yen.
The market's attention has shifted to the US employment data, which will be released on the night of the 10th Japan time.
In the United States, there is a growing view that the pace of interest rate hikes by the Fed will accelerate, but in terms of assessing the future of monetary policy, attention is focused on data such as employment and wages in the United States, which will be announced on the night of the 10th.