The Japanese stock market is on the rise again. The Nikkei Index increased by 3% yesterday, surpassing 51,850.07 points. This gain is quite good compared to major global indices, indicating that market sentiment is still positive. The recent rise of the Nikkei is related to several factors—from the yen's movement to global risk appetite, and even to Japan's domestic economic data—all influencing the trend. For traders focusing on Asian markets, such a reversal is also worth paying attention to. After all, the performance of Japanese stocks often provides a reference for global market sentiment.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 18h ago
The 3% increase in the Nikkei is indeed outrageous; there's definitely some action behind this move.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 22h ago
The Nikkei has taken off again, this momentum is quite fierce
The Nikkei's surge is so strong, we need to keep a close eye, fearing a pullback later
The Asian markets are finally showing some movement, it’s not for nothing
Can the 51850 level hold? It feels a bit weak
The fluctuations in the yen, global risks, and these factors stacking up—Japanese stocks are really becoming a barometer
The Nikkei's rapid rise this time might also present a chance for contrarian trading
A 3% increase looks good, but is this just a trick?
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MevWhisperer
· 01-05 05:07
The Nikkei is soaring again. This time, it's really not a fleeting moment, right?
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NotSatoshi
· 01-05 05:06
Nikkei up 3% is a good gain, but can this rebound last? It seems risk appetite is returning again.
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FreeRider
· 01-05 05:01
Nikkei has directly taken off, this 3% gain didn't come for nothing.
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MEVictim
· 01-05 04:56
Nikkei rises another 3%, it seems the Japanese market is still on a high.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-05 04:44
The rise in the Japanese stock market can't really be sustained anymore; it feels like there's still more to push forward.
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RugDocScientist
· 01-05 04:43
Nikkei's 3% increase is good, but can this momentum continue? It depends on how the yen moves next.
The Japanese stock market is on the rise again. The Nikkei Index increased by 3% yesterday, surpassing 51,850.07 points. This gain is quite good compared to major global indices, indicating that market sentiment is still positive. The recent rise of the Nikkei is related to several factors—from the yen's movement to global risk appetite, and even to Japan's domestic economic data—all influencing the trend. For traders focusing on Asian markets, such a reversal is also worth paying attention to. After all, the performance of Japanese stocks often provides a reference for global market sentiment.