Nikkei225 - 50,000 and done?
🔻Japanese stocks are starting the day gloomy, with the $Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ December futures trading down 1.2% to 48,610 as of 835AM after touching 50,000 on Tuesday morning this week
🏴Apart from what could be a pullback from a major resistance level, news that the Trump administration is weighing export restrictions against China that would bar the purchase of a wide swath of critical software, is adding to the sombre mood in the Nikkei225 this morning
💫The Nikkei225 Index has enjoyed a phenomenal October, with the December futures' rising 9.7% this month, outperforming the MSCI Asia Pac Index which is up only 2.4% this month.
🧑💼The appointment of Japan's very first female Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi - who is known for her dovish stance - has fanned the optimism in Japan
💹Upon her appointment this week, she has ordered a fresh package of economic stimulus aimed at easing inflation for households and companies
⛽The package will include subsidies for electricity and gas charges during the winter, along with regional grants to ease price pressures, and encourages small and medium-sized businesses to raise wages and increase capital investment.
💰The package is also expected to include investment in strategic sectors, strengthening economic security and defense, and responses to US tariff measures, including an investment scheme announced earlier with Washington. (Bloomberg)
✳✴Trending Nikkei call warrant $NKY 50000MBeCW260313(TTBW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/TTBW) is up 113.3% to SGD 0.160 as of yesterday's close, following the Nikkei futures' 9.7% month to date gains, while trending Nikkei put warrant $NKY 46000MBePW260313(RHJW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/RHJW) is down 40.2% to SGD 0.113
🔍Investors interested in taking a view on the Nikkei225 may therefore wish to use Nikkei warrants for their ability to amplify returns while requiring a lower capital outlay and without the risk of margin calls.
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