Citigroup: Multiple factors may lead to a Rebound in the Japanese stock market around the end of the year

On November 7th, Jinshi data reported that before the Federal Open Market Committee made its decision later today, investors may have made position adjustments. The Nikkei 225 index fell slightly by 0.25% to close at 39381.41 points. In a report, Citigroup research strategist Ryoji Sakagami stated that assuming the recent trends of strong US stocks due to Trump factors, rising long-term yields, and weak yen continue, these trends will support a rebound in the Japanese stock market around the end of the year. Among the worst-performing stocks in the benchmark index, Shinko fell 6.6%, Mebia Sanmei fell 6.4%, and Nippon Sanso fell 5.5%.