Tuesday Printed 63,957.53, Hiroshima Walked Off 4-3, and METI Still Pays 28.2 Yen Wednesday’s Japan Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Tuesday’s Nikkei 63,957.53, SoftBank 5,228 yen, Tokyo Electron 56,700 yen, a 28.2 yen liter subsidy on its last morning, and Hiroshima’s 4-3 walk-off in 12 innings. Wednesday 9:00 JST has not opened.
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Tuesday Tokyo cash is the last equity sale: Nikkei 63,957.53, Advantest 31,000 yen, SoftBank 5,228 yen, Tokyo Electron 56,700 yen. Hiroshima won 4-3 in 12 innings. Wednesday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Nikkei Tuesday 63,957.53, up 0.32 percent, low 62,864.43. TOPIX 3,961.78. Advantest 31,000 yen. SoftBank 5,228 yen. Tokyo Electron 56,700 yen. Wednesday 9:00 JST has not opened. Katayama confirmed Friday’s joint yen-buying. USD/JPY about 157.8 after Monday’s 155.21 low. The BOJ still held 1.0 percent, 8-1. METI’s fuel subsidy is 28.2 yen a liter through August 5, the last morning of that week. Reuters Tuesday oil is Brent $79.36 and WTI $75.77. Hiroshima 4, Yomiuri 3 in 12 innings at Mazda Stadium, 18:01, 24,226. Same night DeNA 1, Hanshin 0. Monday’s Orix 9-6 is prior. A pause post is in and is not a signed Hormuz reopening. Wright’s mines remain geography. Do not write a 66,300.44 close. Cursor still sits in a U.S. third-quarter 8-K. A U.S. Tuesday 5-1 at Wrigley is not this paper’s entertainment object. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition