日本日经指数大幅上涨后回落 科技股拖累

周三,日本日经平均股价指数在上一交易日创纪录高位后下跌0.6%,受追踪华尔街跌势的科技股拖累。更广泛的TOPIX指数小幅上涨,受小型股和汽车制造商提振。即将到来的选举和消费税辩论可能塑造未来市场趋势。

周三,日本基准日经平均股价指数(.N225)在格林威治标准时间0206下跌0.6%至54,384.53,继周二上涨近4%创下纪录高位后,这是自10月25日以来最大单日涨幅。nn更广泛的TOPIX指数(.TOPX)扭转跌势,小幅上涨0.12%至3,650.02。新金资产管理高级总经理藤原直树表示:“日经指数下跌,但整体情绪并不差,小型股表现坚挺。”他补充道:“这一趋势是否持续取决于选举结果和消费税命运。如果食品税不减免,市场主题将转向大型股,如国防和人工智能。”nn科技股大幅拖累指数。芯片测试设备制造商Advantest(6857.T)下跌2%,成为日经指数最大拖累因素。Tokyo Electron(8035.T)下跌1.64%。任天堂(7974.T)在维持年度盈利和硬件预测后下跌10%,尽管其季度利润跃升23%,得益于Switch 2游戏机的强劲销售。高性能电子和陶瓷制造商Ibiden(4062.T)暴跌12.6%,成为日经指数最大百分比跌幅股。nnTOPIX小型股指数(.TOPXS)表现最佳,上涨0.63%,而Mid400指数(.TOPXM)上涨0.49%。东京证券交易所主板市场超过1,600只股票中,65%上涨,31%下跌,2%持平。光纤电缆制造商逆势上涨,Furukawa Electric(5801.T)大涨8.9%,Fujikura(5803.T)上涨5.5%。汽车制造商上涨,Toyota Motor(7203.T)上涨3.5%,成为TOPIX上涨的最大贡献者,Honda Motor(7267.T)上涨2.38%。

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Tokyo stocks plunged on March 9, 2026, as surging oil prices fueled by escalating Middle East tensions rattled investors. The Nikkei 225 average fell 5.2% to close at 52,728.72, after dipping as much as 7.6% intraday. Fears of inflation and economic slowdown intensified amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.

Japan's Nikkei share average briefly topped 60,000 on Thursday before profit-taking reversed the gains, closing 0.75% lower at 59,140.23 after hitting a record high of 60,013.98. Geopolitical uncertainties in the Middle East weighed on sentiment amid rising oil prices. U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement extending the ceasefire with Iran supported early rises, though Iranian officials rejected any agreement.

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Investors in Tokyo remained on edge for a second straight day amid ongoing US-Israeli strikes on Iran, causing Japan's Nikkei share average to fall. Rising crude oil futures and a weaker yen fueled concerns over accelerating inflation. This uncertainty weighed on the equity market overall.

South Korean stocks opened lower Tuesday amid growing concerns over inflation and an overnight slump in U.S. tech shares.

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South Korean shares opened nearly 3 percent higher on Wednesday, driven by sharp gains in blue-chip tech stocks despite Middle East uncertainties. The benchmark KOSPI jumped 162.04 points, or 2.87 percent, to 5,802.52 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Semiconductor firms led the rally following Nvidia's annual tech conference.

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