Nikkei 225 drops 3.75% amid U.S. tariff fears, reaching a low of 33,255.54. The Japanese index is on track for its worst weekly loss in five years as global recession concerns grow.
Nikkei 225 steadies at 35,700 as hedge funds slash Asia exposure ahead of Trump’s April 2 tariff rollout. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 drops 0.18% amid trade war uncertainty, Japan’s economic slowdown, and tariff concerns, with index heavyweights declining. -vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 slides as tech and semiconductor stocks decline, while industrial and defensive sectors offer some stability. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 gains 0.3% to 37,116 as tech stocks rally; yen strength and cautious sentiment over US trade policies limit further upside. -vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 closes at 38,082.96 as tech stocks show mixed moves; Advantest drags while Nissan and Socionext post gains. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei slipped 0.3%, while Honda soared 12% on a $7 billion buyback plan and 2026 merger with Nissan. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 up 0.62% at 39,372.93, driven by easing political tensions and strong corporate moves in Japan. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei share average saw a strong recovery buoyed by gains in chip-related stocks following Nvidia’s robust performance on Wall Street. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei index dropped as tech stocks mirrored US losses with traders monitoring Fed policy and Trump’s cabinet picks. – vtmarkets.com
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