Now, the market is in panic but we will see it settle down after a while.
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.
Japanese stocks surged for two straight days until Monday so (now the) market is pushed down by profit-taking (after) US shares declined.
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.
Although the numbers aren't strong ... they don't appear to be a factor on the market at the moment.
This is a reverse from the recent trend of a stronger yen, which had been a concern. I think the stock market is feeling some relief.
A rally in US shares (overnight) led the market here.
The GDP data was, indeed, stronger than the market consensus and that is generally good news for the market.