Hiroichi Nishi
Hiroichi Nishi
declines expecting today
I'm expecting declines today on the back of the U.S..
anticipate bet broad confidence dollar expecting gains gives investors next rally stocks stronger
A stronger dollar gives investors the confidence to bet on stocks. I'm expecting a broad rally as investors anticipate more gains in stocks next year.
commodity metals oil prices producers rising shares
With prices of oil and metals rising higher, shares of commodity producers will benefit.
factor fed interest raises supporting
Expectations of an end to interest raises by the Fed is a supporting factor for exporters.
lead lower market
Sellers may lead the market lower at the opening.
focus merger retailers seven
Retailers will be in focus after the Seven & I merger news.
confirm deflation economy increasing japan land optimism price report
Optimism is increasing that the land price report will confirm that Japan is out of deflation and that the economy is recovering.
buying higher reported
Steelmakers may see more buying on the back of higher reported profits.
earnings hesitant issues people trade waiting
People are hesitant to trade high-tech issues and are waiting for their earnings results.
annual bond issues percent relatively spotlight tokyo yields
Large-cap, low-priced issues are under the spotlight now that long-term bond yields are falling. That made Tokyo Gas's annual yield of 1.3 percent and Tokyo Electric's 2.0 percent yield look relatively attractive,
both gains halt rise stocks supportive
Gains in U.S. stocks and a halt in the yen's rise are both supportive for the market.
commodity due expect fall gold halt higher opening prices recent rises weaker
I expect a weaker opening here due to a higher yen and a fall in U.S. stocks, while a halt in recent rises in oil, gold and other commodity prices is a plus.
dull expect given iraq market
I expect a dull market here, especially given uncertainty in the Iraq war.
concerns due encourage expected far fast gone investors jobs key later market tokyo weekend
Key U.S. monthly jobs data, due later in the day, a three-day weekend and concerns that the Tokyo market has gone too far too fast are expected to encourage investors to take profits.