Japan’s Nikkei dips as traders remain cautious amidst ongoing economic uncertainties, with attention on key earnings and currency movements. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index climbed 0.7% as traders monitored the tight U.S. presidential election, with technology shares driving the advance. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei climbs as tech stocks follow the Nasdaq’s rally, while cautious traders return to equities despite ongoing political uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei closed lower Tuesday, weighed down by election fears and Wall Street weakness. Rising political uncertainty and U.S. market losses prompted cautious trading. – vtmarkets.com
Bond sell-off and rising U.S. yields push Asian stocks lower, with gold nearing record highs and markets cautious ahead of the U.S. election. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei falls as chip stocks drop on US demand concerns. Tokyo Electron leads declines after ASML’s forecast cut. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 tops 40,000, boosted by Wall Street gains and a weaker yen. Chipmakers and exporters added momentum ahead of earnings season. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei climbed Friday, driven by Fast Retailing and semiconductor shares, as investors awaited domestic earnings reports. – vtmarkets.com
The Nikkei index rose slightly on Thursday, following Wall Street’s rally, but profit-taking trimmed gains by midday. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei dipped on Tuesday, reflecting rising U.S. Treasury yields. This decline followed reduced hopes for large rate cuts after a robust U.S. jobs report last week. – vtmarkets.com
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