The Nikkei 225 closed at ¥65,856.43 on the Tokyo market on the 25th, up ¥328.34 from the previous day and marking its first rise in 3 trading days. It fell temporarily in the morning on the impact of lower US stocks, but recovered as shipping stocks attracted buying and investors bought stocks that had declined.
The Nikkei 225 closed at ¥65,856.43 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 25th, up ¥328.34 from the previous day and marking its first rise in 3 trading days. It was up 0.50% from the previous day. The TOPIX stood at 4,093.67 points, up 0.50%.
In morning trading, the Nikkei 225 fell by more than ¥900 under the impact of declines in US semiconductor stocks, briefly dropping below ¥65,000 during trading hours for the first time in approximately 2 weeks.
The index subsequently turned higher again as shipping stocks and others attracted buying against a backdrop of elevated oil prices, while dip-buying in stocks that had declined also gained momentum.