Nikkei edges up in morning trading, pares losses after early selling as thin trade points to summer lull

The Nikkei Average edged up in the morning Tokyo stock market session. It stood at ¥65,598.68 at the morning close, up 0.11%, after selling emerged amid declines in US and South Korean semiconductor stocks, though the market held firm.

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The Nikkei Average edged up in morning trading. At the morning close, it was up 0.11% from the previous day at ¥65,598.68.

Selling emerged amid declines in US and South Korean semiconductor stocks, but the index held firm and showed limited downside.

Trading was thin, with a summer lull evident, and overall market activity remained limited.

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PeriodMoved in the morning session of the Tokyo stock market

ChangeNikkei Average up 0.11%, or ¥70.59

LevelRose to ¥65,598.68

FactorsSelling emerged amid declines in US and South Korean semiconductor stocks

StatusTrading was thin, reflecting a summer lull

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