NIKKEI 225 Index Rises 1.68% This Week to 37677.06 -- Data Talk

Dow JonesMar 21 06:52 ET

The dollar-yen exchange rate is stable, although caution regarding U.S. high tariff policies remains, concerns over economic slowdown have eased.

[Today's Overseas Market] In the foreign exchange market on the 21st, the dollar-yen is expected to show a stable price movement. Recent U.S. economic Indicators have shown somewhat positive trends, leading to a pause in dollar Selling due to concerns about economic slowdown. Additionally, with the reduction of risk factors following important events, a rise in European and American stocks is likely to result in yen Selling. ECB President Lagarde expressed the view that U.S.-China trade friction would impact the Eurozone economy, resulting in initial euro Selling. On the other hand, among U.S. economic Indicators, the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing Index is expected.

Fisco JapanMar 21 00:42 ET

The Nikkei average stock price at the close of trading 21 days ago rebounded, closing up 138 yen and 54 sen at 37,890 yen and 42 sen.

The Nikkei average stock price in the front market 21 days ago closed up 138.54 yen from the previous business day at 37,890.42 yen. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 20 22:31 ET

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WSJMar 20 20:17 ET

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WSJMar 20 19:52 ET

Prologis: The recent short-term rise of the yen may have come to an end.

The interest rate differential between the US and Japan will continue to be the main driving force behind the USD/JPY trend, stated Pureshi.

Zhitong FinanceMar 20 03:32 ET