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Japan Economy News 6 November 2025

Record Highs, $55 B Deals & Data Drama: Wall Street’s Wild Week (Oct 4–5, 2025)

Japan Stocks Today (Nov 6, 2025): Nikkei 225 Rebounds Above 50,800 as Tech and Banks Lead; Yen Holds Near ¥154

Tokyo — Thursday, November 6, 2025 (JST). Japan’s stock market snapped back from Wednesday’s sell‑off as dip‑buyers returned and a firmer Wall Street tone helped sentiment. The Nikkei 225 closed at 50,883.68 (+1.3%), while the TOPIX finished at 3,313.45 (+1.38%). Breadth turned positive on the TSE Prime with 987 gainers vs. 570 decliners, signaling broader participation in the rebound. Xinhua News Market snapshot What moved the market 1) Wall Street handoff and “buy the dip.” Asian shares rebounded after a tech‑led retreat the day before; Tokyo followed U.S. gains with high‑beta names pacing the bounce. WHEC.com 2) Chip‑related strength after
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Stock Market Today

STMicroelectronics stock: STM shares rebound into the weekend — what to watch before Monday’s open

STMicroelectronics stock: STM shares rebound into the weekend — what to watch before Monday’s open

8 February 2026
Paris, February 8, 2026, 02:51 (CET) — Market closed. STMicroelectronics (STMPA.PA) ended Friday higher in Paris, closing at 24.89 euros, up 1.16% on the day and about 4.4% over five sessions, MarketScreener data showed. (MarketScreener) The move came as European equities steadied after a choppy week, with the STOXX 600 up 0.9% on Friday and tech stocks gaining 1.2% even as the sector logged its biggest weekly drop in 11 weeks. BNP Paribas Asset Management strategist Sophie Huynh pointed to a “dislocation between software and hardware” around artificial intelligence. (Reuters) In the United States, chipmakers led a sharp rebound that
Montage Technology Class A stock slides — traders now fixate on its Hong Kong debut

Montage Technology Class A stock slides — traders now fixate on its Hong Kong debut

8 February 2026
Montage Technology’s Shanghai-listed shares fell 2.74% to 163.54 yuan Friday, extending losses before its Hong Kong debut. The company priced its H-share sale at HK$106.89, raising about HK$6.90 billion. Hong Kong’s public tranche was 707 times subscribed. In grey market trading, shares traded around HK$152.5, 43% above the offer price.
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