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On the Tokyo stock market on the 13th, expectations for interest rate cuts in the United States spread in the New York market on the 12th, leading to active buying orders as this was seen as a tailwind for Japanese companies and their performance. As a result, the Nikkei Stock Average rose above 43,000 yen, setting a new all-time intraday high for the second consecutive day following the 12th.

On the Tokyo stock market on the 13th, active buy orders came in right after trading began, and the Nikkei Stock Average rose above 43,000 yen, setting a new all-time intraday high for the second consecutive day following the 12th.

After that, buy orders continued to come in for many stocks, mainly those related to semiconductors, and the Nikkei Stock Average ended the morning session at 43,301.07 yen, up 582.90 yen from the closing price on the 12th.

Also, the Tokyo Stock Price Index TOPIX is 27.

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The morning trading volume was 1,210,470,000 shares.

The momentum of reaching a record high continues.

On the Tokyo stock market on the 13th, many stocks saw buy orders after stock prices rose on the New York stock market on the 12th due to expectations of a rate cut in the United States, and the Nikkei average exceeded 43,000 yen shortly after trading began.

In addition to the easing of uncertainty over U.S. tariff measures, the view that an interest rate cut will support the U.S. economy and thereby provide a tailwind for Japanese companies performance is also pushing up stock prices.

Market participants say, If an actual interest rate cut takes place in the United States, there is a possibility that the yen will appreciate and the dollar will depreciate in the foreign exchange market, so the main focus will be on how much this will affect the performance of Japanese export companies.

However, there are also concerns about the market overheating, as the Nikkei Stock Average has risen for five consecutive trading days through the 12th. As a result, some are trying to calmly assess whether this reflects the real economy and corporate performance.