Tokyo stocks open lower on profit-taking
Pedestrians stand in front of an electric board displaying the charts on the Nikkei 225 index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (AFP)
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Pedestrians stand in front of an electric board displaying the charts on the Nikkei 225 index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (AFP)
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Friday, encouraged by rallies on Wall Street with a relatively cheap yen against the dollar also supporting exporters.
A pedestrian looks at an electric quotation board displaying the numbers on the Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (L) and the the New York Dow (R)…
Japanese shares are seen testing the upside following rallies in US shares.
Thousands of people gathered in Tokyo on Sunday ahead of a rare open-top car parade featuring newly enthroned Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, with heavy…
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Monday, extending rallies on Wall Street, as US jobs data eased recession fears while maintaining rate cut expectations.
A pedestrian looks at an electric quotation board displaying the numbers on the Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (AFP)
The Pride House Tokyo Consortium aims to open a similar LGBT fan zone during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. (Kyodo)
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Friday as investors cheered a massive stimulus programme from the European central bank that eased worries over the global…
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Thursday extending rallies on Wall Street, as the yen eased further against the dollar and concerns over the US-China trade…
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Thursday extending rallies on Wall Street on easing worries over Brexit and positive developments in the Hong Kong crisis.
Tokyo stocks opened lower on Tuesday in cautious deals amid lingering worries over the US-China trade war, as Beijing said it had lodged a complaint against…
Tokyo stocks opened higher Thursday, chasing gains made on Wall Street as players kept their eyes on key US data as well as the US Federal Reserve.