Friday Printed 64,362.02, DeNA Won 2-1, and the BOJ Still Held 1.0 Percent Monday’s Japan Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Friday’s Nikkei 64,362.02, an 8–1 BOJ hold at 1.0 percent, a 28.2 yen liter subsidy, and Sunday’s DeNA 2-1 at Tokyo Dome. Monday 9:00 JST has not opened.
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Friday Tokyo cash is still the last equity sale: Nikkei 64,362.02, Advantest 32,500 yen, SoftBank 5,260 yen. The BOJ held 1.0 percent, 8-1. DeNA won 2-1 Sunday. Monday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Nikkei Friday 64,362.02, up 4.03 percent, high 65,364.73. TOPIX 4,003.30. Advantest 32,500 yen. SoftBank 5,260 yen. Tokyo Electron 55,500 yen. Monday 9:00 JST has not opened. The BOJ held the overnight call at around 1.0 percent, 8-1. Takata dissented for 1.25 percent. Yen about 158.225. METI’s fuel subsidy is 28.2 yen a liter through August 5. The July 27 national average pump was 170.1 yen. Friday oil still Brent $90.12 and WTI $84.67. DeNA 2, Yomiuri 1 at Tokyo Dome, 14:00, 42,419. Fukazawa 3-1 in 5.1. Reynolds a fifth save. Saturday’s 8-7 is prior. A Saturday pause post is in and is not a signed Hormuz reopening. Wright’s mines remain geography. Cursor still sits in a U.S. third-quarter 8-K. That is not this paper’s close. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition