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Japan Market Close: Nikkei Average Rebounds for the First Time in 3 Days, NTT Shares Hit a 2-Year and 3-Month High

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Japan's market on August 25th closed with the Nikkei Average rebounding for the first time in three days, showing a firm trend. Although selling initially led at the start of trading, buybacks expanded thereafter, pushing the index into positive territory. Among individual stocks, NTT recorded its highest price in approximately 2 years and 3 months, drawing significant attention. The Nikkei Average closed at 65,856.43 yen, up 328.34 yen from the previous day, marking a rebound after three days. Despite starting with selling pressure, buybacks spread towards the end of trading, resulting in a solid performance. This rebound is seen as a result of autonomous buying that occurred in response to the previous days' decline. The market will likely continue to focus on overseas market trends, particularly the movement of US Treasury yields and the earnings announcements of major corporations. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) shares temporarily reached their highest level in approximately 2 years and 3 months. Reports suggest this is due to a shift in funds from high-growth AI-related stocks to stable dividend-paying stocks, with investors focusing on steady yields. This movement suggests a potential diversification of investment targets towards stocks that emphasize stability and dividend yields, not just growth. NTT's solid performance and shareholder return policies are expected to remain key points of interest. Cryptocurrency Bitcoin surpassed $80,000, reaching its highest price in about three months. Analysts attribute this surge to expanding buybacks of US Treasury bonds and expectations of drawdowns from the US Treasury General Account (TGA). This rise in Bitcoin's price could indicate a strengthening global risk appetite. Attention will be focused on how this impacts the sentiment of Japanese market investors and its future influence on financial markets. Specific data on the trading activities of different investor categories (foreigners, institutional investors, individuals) in the Japanese market today has not yet been confirmed. Details on supply and demand will be released later, but given the rebound in the Nikkei Average, it is possible that buying occurred from a broad range of investors. Today's Japanese market closed with the Nikkei Average rebounding after three days, ending with an overall positive sentiment. Interest in stable growth stocks and changes in global risk appetite will be crucial keys in exploring the future direction of the market. Sources: yahoo.co.jp, nomura.co.jp, minkabu.jp, diamond.jp
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サラリーマン係長

NTT was up that much. I thought funds were flowing into AI-related stocks recently, but has the trend shifted towards stability?

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ネット弁慶花子

So NTT was bought that much, huh? Maybe it's not just AI, but a trend towards prioritizing stability is coming.

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意識高い系太郎

NTT, it was that high, wasn't it? I wonder if it's a shift towards a more stable approach rather than just AI. Indeed, the market has felt that way recently.

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昭和おじさん

NTT, did it go up that much? I thought the trend was all AI recently, but it seems a shift towards stability is coming. It somehow feels reassuring, like a typical old Japanese company's move.

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