Japan's financial regulator is set to review the rules governing proprietary trading platforms, according to a report by Nikkei.

Advantest Corp.'s shares may face selling pressure from passive funds as its weighting in the Nikkei 225 Stock Average is expected to be lowered at the next review, following an 18% rally.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily dropped by over 2000 points on July 28, following a selloff in semiconductor-related stocks on the New York market the previous day, which triggered widespread selling in Tokyo.

Key technology trends in Asia include Japan's strategic focus on artificial intelligence and Taiwan's growing ambitions in space exploration, as reported by Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times.

Japan's Nikkei stock index saw a significant rally after a period of decline, with market attention now shifting towards upcoming technology sector earnings reports.

Japan's Nikkei index experienced an unusually large drop of over 4 percent, primarily driven by technology companies. The decline is also attributed to the escalating conflict between the US and Iran, with the International Monetary Fund anticipating further impact from the war.

Asian markets, led by Japan's Nikkei, experienced a significant downturn, triggering a broad retreat in the tech sector. This decline is attributed to a recent slump in the U.S. chip industry.

Shares of Zabka Group surged by 10% following reports that Seven & i Holdings, the Japanese retail giant and owner of 7-Eleven, is nearing a deal to invest in the Polish convenience store chain.

Kiinteistö­liitto toivoo, että parveke­kaiteiden turvallisuutta tutkittaisiin laajemmin.

Toyota and Daimler are reportedly planning to reduce their stakes in Archion, selling shares worth up to $1.87 billion, according to Nikkei.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo stock market temporarily surged by over 1600 points during trading on the first day of the month.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo stock market temporarily dropped by more than 1300 points, as investors sold off AI and semiconductor-related stocks to secure profits after a period of sustained gains.

Asian markets are diverging, with the Nikkei and KOSPI defying a Wall Street tech slide, driven by AI optimism led by Micron's performance.

Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi are reportedly in talks to standardize next-generation auto parts, according to Nikkei.

The Nikkei average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange temporarily fell by over 1000 points, driven by widespread selling orders to secure profits, particularly in semiconductor-related stocks, following recent rapid gains.

Blackstone is reportedly planning a substantial $30 billion investment in artificial intelligence data centers across Japan, according to Nikkei.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei average surged over 800 yen on Monday, surpassing 72,000 yen for the first time and setting a new intraday record. The rally was fueled by buying in AI and semiconductor stocks following news of US-Iran conflict resolution talks in Switzerland.

A recap of international markets on June 18, noting that hawkish central bank signals pressured the FTSE 100, while a risk-on mood lifted the Nikkei 225.

Japan's currency has fallen to a 23-month low, entering a range considered by investors as a red line for intervention, while the Nikkei 225 index has broken the 71,000 mark for the first time.

Japanese immigrants and their descendants in Brazil, known as Nikkei fishers, have adapted Japanese coastal fishing practices to local environments and social conditions, offering valuable lessons for ocean governance.

The Tokyo stock market saw the Nikkei average update its highest value during trading hours, breaking the 70,000 mark for the first time. This surge was influenced by news of a potential US-Iran conflict resolution and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike meeting market expectations.

Asian stock indices like Nikkei and Kospi surged, while Brent crude prices retreated, as markets reacted positively to news of de-escalation between Washington and Tehran. Technology stocks also benefited from a rebound in semiconductors on Wall Street.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has arrived in Tokyo for a three-day visit, where he is scheduled to attend the Nikkei Forum and discuss new cooperation initiatives between Malaysia and Japan.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim defended his leadership and policies, including his stance on UEC, while preparing for a three-day visit to Japan to address the Nikkei Forum and explore new investments. He also vowed to end degrading aid distribution practices, emphasizing the need for patience in leadership.

Boston has been recognized by the FT-Nikkei ranking as a top destination for international companies, attracting them with its intellectual wealth and quality of life despite higher costs.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index has surpassed 68,000 for the first time, driven by an ongoing AI-fueled buying frenzy in the market.

The Tokyo stock market saw the Nikkei average temporarily drop by over 1000 points, falling below 66,000 yen, as investors moved to secure profits after a rapid surge in stock prices.

Ride-hailing and delivery giant Grab is working to alleviate data security concerns as it continues its expansion efforts into the Taiwanese market.

China's panda bonds are projected to achieve a record level of issuance, indicating growing activity in the country's bond market.

The Philippines and Japan are reportedly seeking to strengthen their defense ties, a move that comes amid a perceived thaw in relations between the United States and China.

Japan rejects 'new militarism', accuses China of rapidly arming  Nikkei Asia

Beyblade mania spins nostalgia in Hong Kong  Nikkei Asia

Coffee growers in India are increasingly focusing on the specialty coffee market to capitalize on its growing demand and higher value.

Seoul's National Museum is actively engaging with and riding the global phenomenon known as the Korean Wave, showcasing its cultural impact.

Turkey sees strong potential for collaboration with Japan in the development of drone technology.

China is preparing to crack down on unregulated 'ghost kitchens' used by food delivery services to ensure food safety and compliance.

Japanese companies are increasingly implementing liquid cooling technologies in their AI data centers as a strategy to conserve power and enhance operational efficiency.

China's GAC is projected to lose $1,200 per vehicle in 2025, according to Nikkei Asia, as the deadline for its partnership with Honda approaches, raising questions about the future of their joint venture.

India is exploring joint ventures with Japanese steelmakers as part of its strategy to reduce reliance on steel imports.

Financial job markets in Hong Kong and Singapore are preparing for a potential slowdown or 'chill' as artificial intelligence increasingly influences the industry.

An Asia security summit has commenced, with discussions centered on US strategy, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict in Iran.

Major Japanese banks are reportedly planning to utilize OpenAI's new model to enhance their defenses against cyberattacks. This initiative aims to bolster the financial sector's cybersecurity measures.

Japan's car exports to the war-affected Middle East region saw a drastic 90% decline in April.

A new ferry service connecting Taiwan with Ishigaki, Japan, is scheduled to embark on its maiden voyage, enhancing regional transportation links.

The Japanese snack company known for Shiruko Sand is reportedly looking to expand its market presence into Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries.

Japan's farmed salmon sector is experiencing significant growth, capitalizing on an increasing appetite for its products both within the country and in global markets.

China has introduced new measures impacting cross-border stock trading, with five key aspects for investors to understand.

Japanese corporations are reportedly exercising caution regarding business prospects in the Philippines, coinciding with President Ferdinand Marcos's visit to Tokyo.

An analysis suggests that the lack of major diplomatic incidents or 'disaster' during a past visit by Donald Trump to Beijing was itself a significant form of progress in US-China relations at the time.

Japan is reportedly poised to commence trade talks with the Mercosur bloc, seeking to boost oil imports and car exports. This move aims to strengthen economic ties between Japan and the South American trade group.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is anticipated to increase its inflation outlook in June, according to comments from ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane to Nikkei.

Southeast Asian nations are grappling with a complex energy conundrum, particularly concerning the affordability and accessibility of energy for their growing middle-class populations.

Ok. 30 dni ma zająć otwarcie cieśniny Ormuz po tym, jak USA i Iran zawrą porozumienie o zakończeniu rozpoczętej 28 lutego wojny - podaje japoński dziennik „Nikkei” powołując się na dyplomatyczne…

Japan's Takaichi has announced an extra budget, reported to be between $19 billion and $24 billion, and has now further clarified that the budget will not require additional deficit-covering bonds.

According to a Nikkei report citing a source, Iran would agree to open the Strait of Hormuz 30 days after a peace deal is reached.

European stock markets rallied to multi-week highs, driven by a drop in oil prices and record-breaking performance by the Nikkei index.

Key technology trends in Asia include SpaceX's recent achievements and China's progress in memory chip technology, as reported by Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times.

Japan has reportedly conducted a massive intervention in the currency market by buying yen.

The Nikkei average rose in the Tokyo stock market on Monday morning, with buying orders seen across a wide range of issues.

Asian markets opened higher, mirroring Wall Street's gains driven by a rebound in technology stocks, with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan leading the advance. Oil prices continued to climb due to ongoing threats in the Red Sea region.

A Nikkei report indicates that the hidden debt of five major US tech companies has significantly increased, now totaling an estimated $1.65 trillion.

Technology company shares have seen a sharp decline, with Wall Street opening down and the Nasdaq falling, while analysts note the poor performance is worse than previous significant market events, also impacting indices like Japan's Nikkei.

Japanese stock markets saw a significant sell-off, with the Nikkei 225 falling over 4%, as technology companies and semiconductor producers experienced the sharpest declines, suggesting investor concerns about the sustainability of massive AI investments despite positive quarterly results.

Amidst a downturn in the Nikkei index, the boom-to-bust trajectory of Kioxia is highlighted as an example of the inherent dangers and volatility within the current AI technology cycle.

The Tokyo stock market saw a rise in the Nikkei average, driven by investor optimism regarding the robust performance outlook for companies in the AI and semiconductor sectors.

An inside story from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times details Hong Kong's strategic pivot towards the Middle East and challenges faced by China regarding AI personas, reflecting significant Asia tech trends.

The Tokyo stock market saw the Nikkei average drop over 1000 yen initially, but it later recovered as investors bought back AI and semiconductor-related stocks.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries is set to form a technical tie-up with Airbus to cooperate on defense drones, specifically for a Japanese variant of the Eurodrone. This collaboration aims to advance drone technology for defense purposes.

The Nikkei stock average on the Tokyo market temporarily rose by over 2,000 points, recovering to the 71,000 yen level, driven by strong financial results from US semiconductor giant Micron Technology.

According to Nikkei, Nissan plans to offer early retirement packages to some of its administrative staff in Japan.

Asian stock markets experienced volatility following a tech-led selloff, with South Korean shares rebounding after a sharp drop, while Japan's Nikkei fluctuated.

The Tokyo stock market experienced a significant downturn, with the Nikkei average temporarily falling by more than 2000 points as selling orders increased in the afternoon.

The S&P 500 and Nikkei 225 have reached record highs, alongside SpaceX's historic IPO, prompting a comparison between the unpredictable nature of financial markets and AI hallucinations.

The Nikkei stock average updated its intraday high on the Tokyo stock market on the 18th, driven by widespread buying orders in AI and semiconductor-related stocks following a rise in major semiconductor-related stock indices in the US on the 17th.

Asian markets showed mixed reactions, with the Nikkei reaching a record high following a Bank of Japan interest rate hike, while Chinese markets were mixed due to weaker-than-expected retail sales data.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim made his first official visit to Tokyo, where he was received with a guard of honor. During his trip, Anwar pitched a Malaysia-Japan alliance focusing on chips, AI, and clean energy, and called for leadership with a clear sense of direction at the Nikkei Forum.

The tech-heavy Nikkei 225 Stock Average dropped as much 4% as of 10:12 a.m. Tokyo time, its steepest decline since March 30.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange saw the Nikkei average temporarily fall by more than 1200 points, driven by widespread profit-taking in rapidly rising semiconductor-related stocks.

Japanese electronics retailers Yamada and Edion are reportedly planning a merger, a move that would create a significant giant in the sector, according to Nikkei Asia.

Asian tech shares experienced a rally, with the Nikkei index climbing to a record high, despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Pakistan is reportedly planning to establish a strategic oil reserve, a move prompted by the ongoing crisis involving Iran.

The Shangri-La Dialogue, a prominent security summit, concluded with discussions on emerging issues, offering five key takeaways.

Myanmar's retail industry is facing significant pressure as fuel supplies dry up across the country, impacting businesses and daily operations.

The Philippines and Japan are actively seeking to strengthen their defense ties, a development that comes amid a perceived thaw in relations between the United States and China.

Computex in Taiwan, South Korea local elections, India monetary policy  Nikkei Asia

UK faces doubts and deadline over fighter jet program with Japan, Italy  Nikkei Asia

Japan is positioned to leverage its reputation for credibility as a key advantage in the global artificial intelligence landscape.

Apartment owners in Tokyo are registering their properties as hotels as a strategy to circumvent strict vacation-rental regulations.

A Sydney artist, overcoming an injury, has earned their fifth nomination for the prestigious Archibald Prize by using finger-painting techniques.

A powerful 'Godzilla' El Nino weather phenomenon is menacing farmers across a vast region stretching from India to Australia, impacting agricultural production.

Japan has passed a new, tougher foreign investment law, which is expected to lead to the creation of a panel similar to the US's CFIUS for reviewing foreign acquisitions.

Stock markets in Japan and South Korea experienced significant gains, driven by investor anticipation of a potential deal involving Iran.

BYD's introduction of a new 4-nanometer self-driving chip has not alleviated investor concerns regarding the company's growth prospects.

Foxconn is set to commence shipments of its next-generation optical technology, which is designed for use in AI data centers.

Japan's crude oil imports have reportedly plummeted by 50% since the onset of the Iran war, underscoring the nation's significant reliance on Middle Eastern oil supplies.

Nikon's CEO announced the company's intention to challenge ASML in the chipmaking equipment market by offering low-priced alternatives.

Japan and the Philippines are elevating their bilateral ties, driven by shared security concerns regarding China's actions in the region.

Japan plans to issue 'bridging bonds' to finance various investment schemes, according to reports from Nikkei, indicating a strategic move in the nation's financial policy.

An analysis reveals that China's artificial intelligence systems did not acknowledge or respond to condolences offered by Takaichi regarding a recent coal mine blast.

SoftBank's project to develop homegrown artificial intelligence is gaining momentum, drawing participation from several prominent Japanese manufacturing companies.

Rising bond yields are putting pressure on the Bank of Japan's tapering plans while simultaneously leading to record profits for Japanese life insurance companies like Nippon Life. This trend highlights the dual impact of current market conditions.

NATO is reportedly moving towards inviting Indo-Pacific partners to its upcoming July summit, signaling a potential expansion of its global engagement.

China is stockpiling a 30-day supply of coal in anticipation of potential power shortages caused by the El Niño weather phenomenon.

A Cambodian opposition leader has been granted a partial pardon, reportedly amid pressures related to the country's international reputation.

Ministers from the Quad nations have unveiled new plans focusing on energy cooperation, critical mineral supply chains, and development projects for a port in Fiji.

An Australian lithium miner has initiated an expansion of its operations, capitalizing on the current surge in lithium prices. This move reflects growing demand and investment in the critical mineral sector.

Thai delivery platform Line Man Wongnai is planning an initial public offering (IPO) by 2027 and is actively expanding its services beyond its core food delivery business.

Japan's Chiyoda Corporation is set to resume construction work on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Qatar, signaling progress in the energy project.

Toyota announced further cuts to its overseas production, citing the ongoing Iran war as the reason for the disruption.

The Nikkei stock index experienced a 1.4% decrease, primarily influenced by the poor performance of electronics and automotive sector stocks. This decline reflects a challenging day for key Japanese industries.

Japan's Nikkei stock index experienced a decline of more than 2%, driven by investor worries regarding the outlook for artificial intelligence spending.

The Tokyo stock market saw a rise in prices today, with buying orders spreading, particularly among semiconductor-related stocks, pushing up the Nikkei average.

The Tokyo stock market saw a significant rally on Monday, with the Nikkei average rising by over 1500 points, primarily driven by a rebound in semiconductor-related stocks.

Japan's Nikkei stock index has slid into a correction zone, driven by a selloff in technology stocks and ongoing concerns related to the conflict in the Middle East.

It slipped below 63,000 for the first time in about a month on an intraday basis.

The Tokyo stock market saw the Nikkei average drop by over 2000 points, driven by reports of delays in Google's latest AI model development, leading to skepticism about continued growth in AI and semiconductor sectors.

Japan's massive Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) is reportedly planning to boost its allocation to alternative investments. This strategic shift aims to diversify its portfolio and potentially enhance returns.

Japan is reportedly considering adjustments to the blueprint language concerning the Bank of Japan, according to Nikkei reports.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch 10 million foldable iPhones this year and is also eyeing the release of five new iPhone models.

Honda is reportedly considering issuing euro bonds worth over $2.5 billion to cover payments to its parts suppliers, according to a Nikkei report.

The Nikkei average in the Tokyo stock market temporarily fell by over 3500 yen, with AI and semiconductor-related stocks being sold off to secure profits after a recent surge.

An economic commentary discusses recent record highs in the S&P 500 and Nikkei 225, alongside SpaceX's spectacular initial public offering which raised $75 billion, highlighting a period of market exuberance.

Asian markets showed mixed performance, with the Nikkei index being dragged lower by a hawkish Bank of Japan stance, while tech futures edged up ahead of Micron earnings reports.

An international market recap from June 23 highlights how political uncertainty and weakness in the tech sector pressured indices like the FTSE 100 and Nikkei 225.

The Japanese Yen continues to test fresh lows against other currencies, while the Nikkei 225 stock index reaches new highs, with verbal intervention in the currency market being more tempered than in the past.

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall is reportedly set to commence discussions regarding defence production in Japan, according to Nikkei.

The benchmark Nikkei 225 advanced 1.65% to 71,052.30 at the midday break, after touching an intraday high of 71,398.58.

Nippon Steel reportedly remains unsatisfied with the reforms at US Steel, a key development in their ongoing acquisition process, according to Nikkei.

The U.S. and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

The Tokyo stock market saw the Nikkei average rise by over 1000 points, primarily driven by strong buying in semiconductor-related stocks, following gains in major US semiconductor indices. This rebound comes after a sharp decline on the previous day.

The Japanese stock market experienced a significant decline, with the Nikkei index temporarily falling by over 3,000 yen. This drop marked the fourth largest intraday decline in history, following a downturn in the Nasdaq index.

The methodology behind the 2026 FT-Nikkei Investing in America rankings has been detailed, explaining how the top US cities for international business were identified and evaluated.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei index has surpassed 68,000, reaching a new record high. This surge is attributed to the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence.

Asian stock markets displayed mixed performance, with Japan's Nikkei and South Korea's KOSPI retreating from their record highs. The market fluctuations are attributed to ongoing uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran relations.

Intel is making a strategic comeback with the introduction of new CPUs specifically designed for data centers and robotics applications.

Malaysian conglomerate Genting is reportedly betting $5.5 billion on developing New York City's first full-scale casino.

A recent Nikkei poll indicates that Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's approval rating has decreased to 66%.

Taiwan collects carbon levies from major emitters for first time  Nikkei Asia

Russia is weaker -- but no less dangerous  Nikkei Asia

Japan's otaku culture is experiencing a surge in popularity in Manila, highlighted by a CyberAgent festival celebrating the subculture.

Japan, the US, and the Philippines are set to hold an investment forum in September to support the development of an AI hub in Manila.

The growing demand from overseas tea enthusiasts is inspiring a significant shift in matcha production practices in Tokyo.

The United States has launched an investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices.

An article explores the 'panda factor' and its contribution to the happiness and well-being of the city of Chengdu.

Global oil prices have fallen, driven by optimism surrounding a potential ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.

Vietnam's President To Lam stressed the importance of maintaining balance during his address at the Shangri-La Dialogue, amidst increasing regional pressures and geopolitical complexities.

Huawei is facing a challenge dubbed 'Her's Law,' where international sanctions are reportedly driving the company's innovation efforts.

A strike threat by Kakao workers in South Korea signals increasing assertiveness among the nation's workforce regarding pay and labor conditions.

Toyota has halted the development of its next-generation Lexus EV model, citing a slowdown in demand in key markets like the United States.

Hitachi plans to implement code-rewriting AI technology to automatically detect and fix malfunctions in its factories, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce downtime.

The CTO of Sandisk states that the competition in artificial intelligence is increasingly centered on memory capabilities rather than raw computational power.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has issued a warning that markets are underestimating current fiscal and geopolitical risks.

Panasonic is focusing on sports arenas as a key market to drive growth for its lighting business.

China's Chery Automobile is set to introduce an electric vehicle minicar in Japan, following the lead of other Chinese EV manufacturers like BYD.

Airbnb's CEO announced that Tokyo has been chosen as the pilot market for a new luggage service, aiming to enhance convenience for travelers.

SK Hynix joins $1 trillion club after Samsung, Micron on AI chip boom  The Star | Malaysia

The Nikkei 225 stock index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Prime section reached a new high of 66,428.81 on Wednesday morning, marking the first time it has topped 66,000.

The surging demand for Artificial Intelligence is putting a significant strain on the supplies of essential optical technologies, including lasers and fiber.

The CEO of AstraZeneca has warned that Japan risks falling behind in pharmaceutical innovation and access without significant reforms to its drug pricing policies.

The son of VinFast's founder has assumed leadership as the electric vehicle manufacturer re-evaluates its global expansion strategy.

A report delves into Huawei's efforts to achieve a chip comeback, highlighting the woman at the forefront of challenging US sanctions.

An article in Nikkei Asia argues that Japan should not abandon its long-standing 'peace brand' in international relations. The piece likely discusses the country's pacifist constitution and its role in global affairs.

Japanese engineering firm Chiyoda Corporation is set to fully resume construction activities on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant project in Qatar.

The Nikkei index has closed above 65,000 for the first time, a surge attributed to renewed hopes for peace in the Middle East.