Japan’s Nikkei surged past 39,000 points for the first time since September, thanks to semiconductor stocks and China’s economic stimulus. Japan’s Nikkei share average edged up by 0.1%, reaching 38,964.65

Japan’s stock market saw an upward trend by the close of trading on Tuesday, driven by notable gains in sectors such as Insurance, Textiles, and Paper & Pulp. The Nikkei

Japan’s economy has recently shown promising signs of recovery, with the government announcing stronger-than-expected growth in the second quarter of 2024. The latest data reveals that the country’s gross domestic

Japanese stocks edged higher on Tuesday, led by gains in the transport, retail, and services sectors. The Nikkei 225 index closed with a modest increase of 0.06%. Among the session’s

Japanese stocks saw an upward trend on Monday, with the Nikkei 225 index climbing by 0.14%, marking a fresh one-month high. The market’s rise was driven by strong performances in

Japan’s Nikkei and Topix indices experienced a boost, driven by a stabilised yen, which provided a lift to export-focused stocks like Sony and Toyota. The Nikkei climbed by 0.5% to

Japanese markets have bounced back strongly after a sharp downturn triggered by the Bank of Japan’s rate rise two weeks ago. The Nikkei index, after experiencing significant losses, has now

Japan’s stocks surged on Friday, led by the Nikkei 225, which climbed over 3%, marking its best week in four years. This rally was fuelled by positive momentum from Wall

Japan’s stock market saw gains on Monday, driven by strength in the Banking, Chemical, Petroleum & Plastic, and Financial Services sectors. The Nikkei 225 index closed 0.56% higher in Tokyo.