株価

• 読み: かぶか
• ローマ字: kabuka
• 漢字の分解: 株 (kabu) — share, stock; 価 (ka) — price, value
• 発音: /ka.bɯ.ka/

意味

Stock price; share price. The current market value of one share of a publicly listed company.

A central term in financial reporting and investing. 株価 fluctuates based on corporate earnings, economic indicators, interest rates, and market sentiment. Frequently appears with modifiers: 株価急落 (sharp drop), 株価指数 (stock index), 株価収益率 (P/E ratio). Understanding 株価 dynamics is essential for N1-level business reading.

例文

1. 決算発表を受けて、同社の株価は一時10%以上急落した。
2. 中央銀行の利上げ観測が広がり、株価全体が軟調な動きを見せた。
3. 長期投資の観点では、短期的な株価の変動に一喜一憂すべきではない。

使い方ガイド

場面: finance, investing, business news, economics

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

Compound of 株 (share, stock — originally meaning a stump/root, hence a foundational stake) and 価 (price, value). The use of 株 for corporate shares dates to the Edo-period merchant guilds (株仲間).

文化的背景

時代: Edo–Modern

世代: Adults

社会的背景: General