Asia morning call: Nikkei rockets, yen drifts, gold tightens range
Headline data in Asia’s morning call shows Nikkei up sharply, with yen pressure and bond yields adjusting. TradingView’s Asia Morning Call flagged the Nikkei at 48,277.7 (up ~1.27%), Hang Seng slightly lower, and USD/JPY hovering around 150.36. Gold held in a narrow range, while Brent crude softened. The indices suggest mixed sentiment—global momentum aiding Japan, while trade and geopolitical concerns cap upside elsewhere. Markets appear to be waiting for U.S. cues and domestic surprises to break the pattern.
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Asia morning call: Nikkei rockets, yen drifts, gold tightens range
Headline data in Asia’s morning call shows Nikkei up sharply, with yen pressure and bond yields adjusting. TradingView’s Asia Morning Call flagged the Nikkei at 48,277.7 (up ~1.27%), Hang Seng slightly lower, and USD/JPY hovering around 150.36. Gold held in a narrow range, while Brent crude softened. The indices suggest mixed sentiment—global momentum aiding Japan, while trade and geopolitical concerns cap upside elsewhere. Markets appear to be waiting for U.S. cues and domestic surprises to break the pattern.
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Asia morning call: Nikkei rockets, yen drifts, gold tightens range
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Asia morning saw Nikkei rally, yen volatile, gold steady and mixed regional cues awaiting U.S. leads.
Headline data in Asia’s morning call shows Nikkei up sharply, with yen pressure and bond yields adjusting. TradingView’s Asia Morning Call flagged the Nikkei at 48,277.7 (up ~1.27%), Hang Seng slightly lower, and USD/JPY hovering around 150.36. Gold held in a narrow range, while Brent crude softened. The indices suggest mixed sentiment—global momentum aiding Japan, while trade and geopolitical concerns cap upside elsewhere. Markets appear to be waiting for U.S. cues and domestic surprises to break the pattern.
Headline data in Asia’s morning call shows Nikkei up sharply, with yen pressure and bond yields adjusting. TradingView’s Asia Morning Call flagged the Nikkei at 48,277.7 (up ~1.27%), Hang Seng slightly lower, and USD/JPY hovering around 150.36. Gold held in a narrow range, while Brent crude softened. The indices suggest mixed sentiment—global momentum aiding Japan, while trade and geopolitical concerns cap upside elsewhere. Markets appear to be waiting for U.S. cues and domestic surprises to break the pattern.