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Japan's Nikkei share average extended its gains from last week to end at a record high on Monday, as a weaker yen pushed automakers' stocks higher. Julian Satterthwaite reports.

Now, Japan is facing unprecedented headwinds, making foreigners worried. The biggest is the coming Donald Trump 2.0 presidency, which threatens to unleash trade wars like Asia has never seen before.

The U.S. dollar hovered below a one-week high on Thursday and Asian stock markets were broadly mixed as investors braced for ...

A version of this article appears in print on Aug. 3, 2024, Section B, Page 3 of the New York edition with the headline: Japanese Stocks Tumble as Yen Strengthens, Ending Long Surge.

Japanese stocks will likely tumble on Monday after Shigeru Ishiba’s surprise victory in the ruling party’s leadership race raised expectations that interest rates will increase.

Japanese stocks have lagged behind their U.S. and developed market counterparts for a long time, but they started to turn things around with a nice rally in 2023.

Japan’s stock market has waited more than three decades for its moment in the sun. The country’s major stock indexes are trading at highs not seen since 1990, when its infamous asset bubble of ...

Japan's key stock indexes closed at fresh all-time highs for a second straight trading day on Monday amid lingering optimism ...