株価かぶか 一時いちじ2100円えん超ちょう上昇じょうしょう 3万まん3000円えん台だいを回復かいふく 買い戻かいもどしで全面ぜんめん高だか

Amidst continued volatile price movements in the financial markets due to the Trump administrations tariff policies, the Tokyo stock market on the 8th saw a complete rise in prices, rebounding from the sharp decline on the 7th, as investors bought back stocks that had fallen, with the Nikkei Stock Average temporarily rising by over 2,100 yen, leading to a significant increase in stock prices.

On the 7th, the Tokyo stock market recorded a drop of over 2600 yen, the third largest in closing price history, amid growing concerns that the Trump administrations tariff policies could lead to a global economic downturn.

<br><br>On the morning of the 8th, the Tokyo market turned around, and from the start of trading, there was a widespread movement to buy back stocks that had plummeted, such as those related to automobiles and semiconductors, leading to an overall rise. The Nikkei Stock Average temporarily rose by more than 2,100 yen, recovering to the 33,000 yen level.

<br><br>The Nikkei Stock Averages morning closing price is 33,030.66 yen, which is 1,894 yen and 8 sen higher than the closing price on the 7th.

<br><br>TOKYO Stock Price Index, TOPIX is 149

Up 64 to 2438

30, the morning trading volume was 1,256,240,000 shares.

Market participants are saying, Following the phone conversation between Prime Minister Ishiba and President Trump last night, there is some anticipation that the Japan-U.S. discussions on revising tariff measures will make progress, but the outlook remains uncertain, and unstable price movements are likely to continue for the time being.

<br>Asian stock prices rise in Hong Kong and South Korea<br>On the 7th in Asian stock markets, the closing price of the representative stock index in Hong Kong fell by 13% compared to the last trading day of last week, resulting in significant declines in various regions.

<br><br>On the 8th, there is a movement to buy back stocks that fell in price, and as of 11:00 AM Japan time, the representative stock indices in various parts of Asia were ▼2 in Hong Kong compared to the closing price on the 7th.

In addition to a significant price increase of 55%, ▼ in South Korea 1

72%, ▼1 in Sydney

69%, ▼0 in Shanghai

57% are rising

<br><br>On the other hand, ▼ in Taiwan, sell orders continued for semiconductor-related stocks, etc.

In addition to a 3% decrease, ▼ Singapore is 2

There is a 26% decrease.

<br><br>Market participants say, In some countries, there is a movement to buy back stocks that have become undervalued, but the uncertainty about the direction of U.S. tariff policies and the outlook for the global economy has not been dispelled.

Investors are paying attention to each of President Trumps statements and the responses from various countries, and it seems that volatile price movements will continue, he says