Trump's victory poses a new tariff test for global CEOs.
Republican candidate Trump reclaimed the White House, and business leaders around the world are facing a new reality, as he promises to increase usa's protectionist efforts, raise tariffs, and tighten immigration policies.
US Stock Market Outlook | Trump wins, market shifts to Trump trades! DJT pre-market surges 37%, Tesla up over 12%.
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Nintendo confirms the next generation console will be compatible with Switch games. Stock price rises nearly 6%.
①Japanese gaming giant Nintendo confirmed on Wednesday that its next-generation game console will be compatible with games on the current Switch platform; ②Boosted by this news, Nintendo's stock price rose nearly 6% intraday.
global largest car company's second quarter profit plunged by half! toyota motor is tasting the bitter fruit of fraud.
① Toyota's second-quarter profit plummeted by 55% year-on-year to $3.7 billion, the chief financial officer of the company admitted that the main reason was production stoppage caused by fraud scandals and recalls; ② Toyota promises to increase human resources and development investments, and expects to resume its production in the second half of the fiscal year.
[Daily Review of Japanese Stocks] Trump is back! The Nikkei 225 surged, approaching 0.04 million points, and the yen plummeted more than 250 points.
FX168 Financial News Agency (Asia-Pacific) News On Wednesday (November 6th), as Trump led Harris in the USA presidential election and eventually confirmed victory, the Japanese blue chip index rose, while the yen exchange rates fell to the lowest point since July last year.
"Trump trade" dominates, temporarily recovering to 39,600 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly, closing at 39,480.67 yen, up 1005.77 yen (with an estimated volume of 2.450 million shares). Amid progress in the U.S. presidential election vote count, buying expectations for former President Trump's victory gradually took precedence. Additionally, in the foreign exchange market, the 'Trump Trade' led to a rise in dollar buying and yen selling, pushing the yen lower to around 154 yen per dollar, boosting investor sentiment. Furthermore, with U.S. stock index futures also trading in positive territory, there is optimism for post-election market movements.