19 Quotes by Hideyuki Suzuki

Now, the market is in panic but we will see it settle down after a while.

Japanese stocks surged for two straight days until Monday so (now the) market is pushed down by profit-taking (after) US shares declined.

Japanese stocks surged for two straight days till Monday, so today's market is pushed down by profit-taking pressure, and US shares declined while we were on holiday yesterday. The move is, thus, quite natural.

Panic selling seems to have started to calm down owing to progress in adjustments of huge long-margin positions and declines in margin calls.

Overall, the market performance is solid but on the other hand, concerns remain that trading volume has been low, with trading value staying at seven-month lows.

The data has given investors the impression that both wheels of Japanese business activity - consumption and the level of investment - are working in tandem.

Energy issues are stronger on higher oil prices.

A fall in US stocks was the impulse for the retreat.

One closely watched point is whether the year kicks off on a plus or a minus.