Thursday Printed 65,683.26, Hanshin Won 10-5, and the 28.2 Yen Week Stayed Closed Friday’s Japan Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Thursday’s Nikkei 65,683.26, Hanshin’s 10-5, Yomiuri’s 11-7, and METI’s 28.2 yen liter subsidy remaining off. Friday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Two minutes max — then you’re dangerous at breakfast.
Thursday Tokyo cash is the last equity sale: Nikkei 65,683.26, down 0.93 percent. Hanshin won 10-5. METI’s 28.2 yen week ended August 5. Friday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Nikkei Thursday 65,683.26, down 0.93 percent, open 65,896.00, high 65,983.13, low 64,942.07. TOPIX 4,055.85, up 0.24 percent. Friday 9:00 JST has not opened. METI’s 28.2 yen liter subsidy ran through August 5 and is not in force this morning. Thursday oil is Brent $82.49 and WTI $77.29. Hanshin 10, DeNA 5 at Yokohama, 17:45, 33,579. Yomiuri 11, Hiroshima 7 after Wednesday’s 4-0. Wednesday’s DeNA 11-7 is prior. The BOJ still held 1.0 percent, 8-1. A Hormuz ban-bill review is not a Diet statute. Do not write U.S. July payrolls. Wright’s mines remain geography. A U.S. Thursday 3-2 in 11 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