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 rises 0.99%, closing at 38,063.92 amid hopes for flexible tariffs. Top gainers include Sumitomo Metal Mining, while Mitsubishi Heavy drops. -vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY climbs to 150.58 as U.S. data bolsters dollar. Japan’s LDP eyes structural fixes amid real yen valuation concerns. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 drops 0.18% amid trade war uncertainty, Japan’s economic slowdown, and tariff concerns, with index heavyweights declining. -vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY rises to 149.56 as BOJ holds rates; traders await Fed decision for rate clues. – vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY hovers near 148.95 as Japan denies yen manipulation claims. Traders watch U.S. trade policies and BOJ’s next move. – vtmarkets.com
USDJPY slides from 149.196 to 147.908 as yen strengthens on BOJ tightening signals. Traders eye key support at 147.500. – 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
JPY weakens toward 150 as BOJ signals gradual tightening. Trade tensions and US tariffs add pressure to the Japanese currency. – vtmarkets.com
The yen strengthened as Asian stocks fell sharply as Trump’s tariff plans hit sentiment as a stronger USD rattled gold. – vtmarkets.com
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