19 Quotes by Hideo Mizutani

With some US quarterly results robust, expectations for Japanese firms' earnings results to be strong are also growing.

Uncertainties over how Toshiba will run the nuclear power business and its financing scheme for the acquisition prompted investors to sell.

The yen did not strengthen in light of the end of the ultra-loose monetary policy which provided comfort to market players.

It seems that foreign selling, partly spurred by relatively expensive Japanese shares, has peaked out.

Foreigners have, thus far, made a lot of money by investing in Japanese stocks which were relatively cheap.

Industrial output data, which showed a rise for the fifth straight month, suggested that the economy is on the recovery track, even though the number fell short of the market consensus.

Higher interest rates result in higher capital procurement costs -- when they borrow money from banks, for example -- hurting their investment.

The market opened higher, but after that was dragged down by selling pressure on profit-taking.

The market is moving within a small range ... after the 'big event' and the positive response to it. But for now, there are no leads to push the market up further.