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The Nikkei in Tokyo closed at 26,961.68 points, up 173.21 points or +0.65%, after investors expected that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will not raise interest rates by 1% at its meeting this month. The biggest gainers were Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha+7.35%, Nippon Sheet Glass+5.65%, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries+5.22%. The weakest stocks were Daiichi Sankyo-2.93%, Kansai

The Australian S&P/ASX 200 closed up 81.50 points or +1.23%, and the All Ordinaries Index closed up +1.32% at 6,888.00 points, following gains in other Asian markets. The top gainers were Pendal (+9.31%), and EML Payments. +7.35%, and Wisetech Global+7.16%. The losers were Nuix-13.01%, Appen Ltd-3.17%, and A2 Milk-2.44%. China’s Shanghai Composite closed more than

The Nikkei in Tokyo closed up 145.08 points at 26,788.47, supported by the weaker yen. The best performers were Fast Retailing+8.70%, Hino Motors+3.69%, and Shionogi+3.54%. The worst performers were Concordia Financial Group-3.85%, JGC Corp.-3.59%, and Chiba Bank-3.19%. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 closed down 0.68% at 6,605.60 points and the All Ordinaries Index closed down 0.74% at

—– Tokyo’s Nikkei closed with gains for three consecutive days as markets were supported by the yen falling to a 24-year low against the US dollar. Leading stocks were Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings+4.87%, Daiichi Sankyo+4.44%, and Konami Corp.+4.20%. The biggest losers were Yaskawa Electric Corp.-5.61%, Toray Industries, Inc.+5.12%, and Tokyo Electron-1.38%. The Nikkei Index closed at

—– The Nikkei in Tokyo closed with some positive stocks as it was overshadowed by the shooting of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The leading stocks were Nippon Express+6.52%, Sumitomo Metal Mining+5.20%, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries+5.05%. The biggest losers were Otsuka Holdings Ltd-2.42%, Subaru Corp-2.23%, and Daiichi Sankyo-2.22%. The Nikkei index closed at 26,517.19, up

—– Tokyo Nikkei closed higher as investors shed their worries after the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June meeting showed no unexpected rate hikes. The biggest gainers were Aeon+10.97%, Yokohama Rubber+6.10% and Sumitomo Osaka Cement+4.53%. The biggest losers were Takashimaya-2.69%, J.Front Retailing-2.28% and DeNA Co-2.24%. The Nikkei Index closed at 26,490.53, up

—— The Nikkei in Tokyo closed lower as the number of people infected with COVID increases. The biggest losers were Inpex Corp.-10.05%, Chiyoda Corp.-8.62%, and Fukuoka Financial Group, Inc.-7.87%. The big gainers were Eisai+5.87%, Sumitomo Osaka Cement+3.17%, and Ajinomoto Co., Inc.+2.75%. The Nikkei index closed at 26,107.65, down 315.82, or -1.2%. —– The Australian S&P/ASX