Nikkei Closed 65,326.42, Hanshin Won 2-1 in 10, and 9:00 Has Not Opened Thursday’s Japan Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Wednesday’s Nikkei 65,326.42, a TOPIX slip to 4,012.31, Hanshin’s 10th-inning sac-fly walk-off, and Section 338’s second morning. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened.
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Wednesday Tokyo cash is the last equity sale: Nikkei 65,326.42. Hanshin won 2-1 in 10. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened.
Nikkei Wednesday 65,326.42, down 3.16 percent, the first close below 66,000 since August 7. TOPIX 4,012.31, down 3.09 percent, its worst since March. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened. METI’s 28.2 yen liter subsidy ran through August 5 and is not in force. Wednesday oil about WTI $85.83. Wednesday at Kyocera: Hanshin 2, Yakult 1 in 10, 18:00, 36,175. Sato a tying single in the ninth. Oyama a walk-off sac fly. Kudo 3–0. A U.S. 3-0 at Wrigley is not this paper’s entertainment object. A U.S. Wednesday S&P 7,707.98 is in on this clock. Anysphere closed Friday as a U.S. object. Wright’s mines remain geography. Section 338’s second morning is not a Diet statute. Cursor is a SpaceX subsidiary. Super Micro’s unused shoe did not print in Tokyo. TSE has not opened Thursday. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition