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Japanese stocks dipped Friday amid tech and auto losses, but global markets rose on strong U.S. data and expectations of Fed rate cuts.
The Japanese stock market ended Friday slightly lower, ending a three-day rally as the Nikkei 225 dropped 399.94 points, or 0.87%, to close at 45,354.99, pressured by losses in tech and auto stocks.
Despite the dip, global markets were set to open higher on Monday, supported by strong U.S. economic data including robust Q2 GDP growth and declining jobless claims, boosting expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Wall Street rose, with all major indexes gaining, while crude oil prices increased due to Russia’s partial diesel export ban.
Japan is scheduled to release economic leading and coincident indicators, and biotech firms await FDA decisions.
Las acciones japonesas cayeron el viernes en medio de pérdidas tecnológicas y automotrices, pero los mercados globales subieron debido a los fuertes datos estadounidenses y las expectativas de recortes de tasas de la Fed.