Japan’s equity markets edged higher as a mix of industrial strength and video game enthusiasm propelled the Nikkei forward, even as other sectors slipped. Behind the modest rise lies a

Optimism surged in the Tokyo Stock Exchange driven by strong performances in key sectors like gaming giant Nexon, reflecting renewed confidence in Japan’s economic resilience.

Investor confidence surged as Japan’s Nikkei soared, mirroring Wall Street’s strong gains from the previous week. With the U.S. Congress averting a government shutdown and global risk sentiment improving, Japanese

Japan’s Nikkei rebounds amid global uncertainty, boosted by share buy-backs and easing tensions. Analysts cite renewed investor confidence.

Japan’s stock market edged up with gains in Shipbuilding, Textile, and Marine Transport sectors. Nikkei 225 rose by 0.16%, reflecting investor optimism.

Investors woke up to a surge in Japan’s leading trading houses, sparked by billionaire Warren Buffett’s recent hints at deepening Berkshire Hathaway’s investments in the sector. Shares in the country’s

Tokyo stock market rises on strong economy, but tempered by yen and trade concerns. Nikkei up, Topix advances, led by rubber, oil, coal, and banking stocks.

China’s DeepSeek is reshaping the landscape of artificial intelligence, triggering a shift in Japan’s AI market. With software companies like NEC stepping into the spotlight, the balance of power is

Japan’s Nikkei 225 soared 1.02% as technology giants like Renesas Electronics led the market higher, despite setbacks in other sectors.

Japan’s stock market rebounded with the Nikkei and Topix indices climbing over 1%, driven by gains on Wall Street and a softer yen, benefiting export-oriented industries like automaking.