Japan's Nikkei falls 0.43% as chip stocks weigh, while Topix rises
Energy-linked stocks led gains, with Inpex rising 4.92%, even as oil retreated from a six-month high.
Energy-linked stocks led gains, with Inpex rising 4.92%, even as oil retreated from a six-month high.
Energy & Commodities
US crude fell 1.55% and Brent lost 1.34% after weekend attacks in Saudi Arabia followed a sharp rally on Friday.
Markets
Japan's Nikkei fell 0.8%, while Brent slipped 1.0% to $115.48. Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon are among companies due to report earnings.
Bernd Lange wants investment included in wider negotiations as European lawmakers prepare to visit China on October 27 to 29.
Meta remained slightly lower after a 7% slide as investors assessed its plan to issue a new share class to help finance capital spending.
September core inflation reached 2.1%, while the Bank of Japan is expected to signal that underlying inflation has reached its 2% goal.
CEO Craig Scroggie will give up fiscal 2027 bonus opportunities after the Australian data center operator lowered its revenue outlook and halted future developments.
Uber reportedly withdrew from discussions, while the grocery delivery company's exploration of a sale remains at an early stage.
The program combines a digital map, laboratory testing and farmer training to help guide fertilizer use and soil management.
Deputy Governor Chiara Scotti said banks should experiment on a small scale even as the eventual reach of tokenization remains unclear.
Increased lending to overseas non-bank institutions may have left Japan's financial system more exposed to global market fluctuations, the central bank said.
Government website outages followed the discovery of PHP weaknesses, but cybersecurity specialists disagree on whether AI will bring more successful attacks.