Nikkei

5 December 2024
Nikkei Edges Higher on South Korean Tensions

Nikkei 225 up 0.62% at 39,372.93, driven by easing political tensions and strong corporate moves in Japan. – vtmarkets.com

22 November 2024
Japan’s Nikkei Rebounds as Chip Stocks Rally

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

18 November 2024
Nikkei Slips to Tech Weakness and Yen Strength

Japan’s Nikkei index dropped as tech stocks mirrored US losses with traders monitoring Fed policy and Trump’s cabinet picks. – vtmarkets.com

13 November 2024
Nikkei Dips as Market Caution Grows

Japan’s Nikkei dips as traders remain cautious amidst ongoing economic uncertainties, with attention on key earnings and currency movements. – vtmarkets.com

6 November 2024
Nikkei Rises with U.S. Election Anticipation

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

30 October 2024
Tech Surge Lifts Nikkei to Two-Week High

Japan’s Nikkei climbs as tech stocks follow the Nasdaq’s rally, while cautious traders return to equities despite ongoing political uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com

22 October 2024
Japan’s Nikkei Slips Due to Election Jitters

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

22 October 2024
Asian Stocks Fall as Bond Yields Rise

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

16 October 2024
Nikkei Ends 4-Day Rally as Chip Demands Fall

Nikkei falls as chip stocks drop on US demand concerns. Tokyo Electron leads declines after ASML’s forecast cut. – vtmarkets.com

15 October 2024
Nikkei Hits 3-Month High on Wall Street Gains

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

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