Nikkei 225 close on the 20th = rebound, 1,603 yen higher to 49,185 yen

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Mon Oct 20, 2025 3:32 pm JST Market

On the 20th, Nikkei Stock Average <^N225> closed 1,603.35 yen (3.37%) higher from the previous weekend to 49,185.50 yen. The number of stocks on Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) Prime gained was 1453, lost was 131, and unchanged was 27. Commerce was high across the board, with over 90% of rising stocks.

Most stocks in The Nikkei rose in price, with only 7 stocks declining. The top positive contributor was SoftBank Group Corp <9984>, which pushed up The Nikkei with one brand by 394.96 yen. This was followed by ADVANTEST <6857> at 172.39 yen, FAST RETAILING <9983> at 159.19 yen, Tokyo Electron <8035> at 134.35 yen, TDK <6762> at 62.37 yen.

The top negative contributor was BayCurrent Inc <6532>, pushing down The Nikkei by 5.45 yen. This was followed by RYOHIN KEIKAKU <7453> with a negative contribution of 5.25 yen, Shin-Etsu Chemical <4063> with a negative contribution of 3.7 yen, Sumitomo Metal Mining <5713> with a negative contribution of 1.68 yen, Sumitomo Pharma <4506> with a negative contribution of 0.74 yen.

By industry, all 33 industries were gainers. Banks Sector ranked first, followed by Information & Communication Sector, Electric Appliances Sector, Rubber Products Sector, Securities & Commodities Futures Sector, and Machinery Sector.

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