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Japan’s Japan 225 cut profits to close the flat at 47,950.88 after hitting a record high in its second straight session on Tuesday.
The indexes are Openai and Openai and AMD – Still considered one of the most direct challenges for the chipmaker giant nvidia.
Nikkei 225 chip-related stocks saw a volatile trading. Stocks advantage Previous profits rose 0.64%, Tokyo Electronics and Lasertec They reversed the course to surpass 1.57% and 5.01% respectively. Renesas Electronics Advanced 3.09%. Wire and Cable Company Stocks Fujikawa I jumped over 5%.
Japan 225 hit a new high on Monday after the Japanese ruling Liberal Democrats elected the stubborn, conservative Aso as their new leader on Saturday, positioning her as the country’s first female prime minister.
Meanwhile, the Topix index closed the flat at 3,227.91.
Japanese government bond yields rose to an all-time high on Tuesday. JGB yields for 2010 increased to 1.694%, up 2 basis points to reach the highest level since July 2008, but JGB in 2010 reached 2.734% since 1999, reaching 2.734%, adding 4 basis points.
One basis point equals 0.01%, and the yield is inversely proportional to the price.
The Japanese yen weakened 0.11% against the greenback to 150.49, dropping into the fourth consecutive session. Currency plunged almost 2% in the previous session.
The Australian ASX/S&P 200 fell 0.27% to 8,956.8, extending the loss from the previous session.
Markets in China, Hong Kong and South Korea are closed on holidays.
US stock futures were slightly lower early in Asia on Tuesday after a major key benchmark hit a new record on Monday.
overnight, S&P 500 It scored 0.36% to finish the day with its 32nd new record this year. On the other hand, there are a lot of technology Nasdaq After notching its 31st highest in 2025, it finished 0.71% at 22,941.67.
AMD shares soared almost 24% to increase both indexes after announcing a deal with Openai.
However, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 63.31 points (0.14%) to close at 46,694.97, a decline due to a decline in stocks in Sherwin Williams and Home Depot.
– CNBC’s Pia Singh, Sean Conlon and Fred Imbert contributed to this report.
