1. Japan's Nikkei 225 stock index reached an all-time high on Friday, marking the third consecutive day of growth.
2. The boost was due to expectations that US interest rates will decrease, following positive reactions to Wall Street rallies and weak jobs data in the US.
3. Investors are buying shares in anticipation of a US rate cut, which is perceived as beneficial for the Japanese economy. Additionally, there is attention on upcoming policy meetings by both the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve, with potential market swings expected due to their announcements.
2. The boost was due to expectations that US interest rates will decrease, following positive reactions to Wall Street rallies and weak jobs data in the US.
3. Investors are buying shares in anticipation of a US rate cut, which is perceived as beneficial for the Japanese economy. Additionally, there is attention on upcoming policy meetings by both the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve, with potential market swings expected due to their announcements.
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Summary
1. Japan's Nikkei 225 hits new high, marking three straight days of growth.
2. Rise driven by anticipation of US interest rate decrease based on positive Wall Street rallies and weak U.S. jobs data.
3. Investors buying shares in expectation of US rate cut beneficial for the Japanese economy.
2. Rise driven by anticipation of US interest rate decrease based on positive Wall Street rallies and weak U.S. jobs data.
3. Investors buying shares in expectation of US rate cut beneficial for the Japanese economy.