On the Tokyo stock market on the 14th, in response to the bankruptcies of American banks one after another, bank stocks, etc. were sold sharply following the 13th, and the Nikkei Stock Average dropped by more than 700 yen at one point.
Immediately after the start of trading, the Tokyo stock market on the 14th saw an increase in sell orders centered on financial-related stocks such as banks and insurance, leading to an overall decline, and the Nikkei Stock Average dropped by more than 700 yen at one point.
▽ Nikkei stock average closing price on the 14th was 610.92 yen lower than the 13th, 27,222 yen 4 sen ▽ Tokyo Stock Price Index = Topics
fell 53.45 to 1947.54
▽ Daily trading volume was 1,909.67 million shares .
U.S. bank failure leaves market uncertain
On the 14th, the Tokyo stock market continued to decline on the 14th due to the bankruptcies of two US banks.
In particular, the Nikkei Stock Average fell by more than 700 yen at one point due to an increase in sell orders centering on financial-related stocks such as banks and insurance.
The announcement of extraordinary measures to protect the deposits of two failed banks, such as the US Treasury Department, provided some relief, but the reaction of Asian stock markets, including Japan, showed a sense of uncertainty about the future. increase.
In the market, there is a growing view that the US Fed will slow down the pace of interest rate hikes, given the impact on bank management.
Depending on the content of the US consumer price index, which will be announced at 9:30 pm Japan time on the 14th, the market may be greatly influenced by the pace of interest rate hikes.