Wednesday Printed 66,300.44, DeNA Won 11-7, and the 28.2 Yen Week Ended Thursday’s Japan Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Wednesday’s Nikkei 66,300.44, DeNA’s 11-7, Yomiuri’s 4-0, and the end of METI’s 28.2 yen liter subsidy. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened.
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Wednesday Tokyo cash is the last equity sale: Nikkei 66,300.44, up 3.66 percent. DeNA won 11-7. METI’s 28.2 yen week ended August 5. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Nikkei Wednesday 66,300.44, up 3.66 percent, open and low 63,957.53, high 66,302.52. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened. METI’s 28.2 yen liter subsidy ran through August 5 and is not in force this morning. Wednesday oil is Brent $79.45 and WTI $75.22. DeNA 11, Hanshin 7 at Yokohama, 17:46, 33,609. Yomiuri 4, Hiroshima 0 after Tuesday’s 12th-inning walk-off. The BOJ still held 1.0 percent, 8-1. A 60-day Hormuz talk is not a Diet statute. Wright’s mines remain geography. A U.S. Wednesday 7-6 at Wrigley is not this paper’s entertainment object. Cursor still sits in a U.S. third-quarter 8-K. Super Micro’s unused shoe did not print in Tokyo. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition