📈 Japan Stocks Edge...来自Great_Word307

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📈 Japan Stocks Edge Up Nikkei 225: 50,635 +0.1% Topix: 3,385 +0.02% Drivers: Tech stocks boost after US approves Nvidia H200 chip shipments to China Notable gainers: SoftBank +0.8%, Lasertec +3.6%, Disco +4.7%, Tokyo Electron +1.3% Investors eye US interest rate cut this week Market cautious after magnitude-7.6 quake in northeast Japan 💡 Takeaway: Tech optimism lifts markets, but external risks remain. 📊 Follow for daily market & macro updates. #Japan##NIKKEI225##TOPFX##technicalanalysis# #market# #update# #FX# #MacroGlobalMarkets##UpWayGlobalMarkets#

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