Nikkei falls as much as 3% as AI spending concerns hit chip stocks
Advantest and Tokyo Electron led the decline, while Japan's broader Topix fell 1.3% ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy decision.
Advantest and Tokyo Electron led the decline, while Japan's broader Topix fell 1.3% ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy decision.
Markets
U.S. bond yields hit their lowest in more than a month, while markets put the probability of a December rate increase in Japan at about 80%.
Crypto & Digital Assets
Tether and Circle froze assets linked to the incident, while Binance paused Alpha trading and said withdrawals would resume once the issue was resolved.
Bernd Lange wants investment included in wider negotiations as European lawmakers prepare to visit China on October 27 to 29.
Fortinet fell 26% and ServiceNow dropped 18.5% in premarket trading, with losses spreading to other software companies.
The October reading matched the market forecast ahead of the Bank of Japan's October 30 policy announcement.
The electric-vehicle maker reported $2.2 billion in third-quarter revenue and a narrower net loss, while raising its minimum delivery forecast to 67,000 vehicles.
The proposed sale would be its first US investment-grade debt offering in more than nine years, as technology companies seek funding for AI investments.
WTI futures declined 0.9% after a 3% gain in the previous session, amid further Houthi attacks and efforts to negotiate an end to the war.
RLUSD has a market capitalization exceeding $2.5 billion and will be offered to both retail and institutional customers.
The bank says customers remain responsible for account activity resulting from access they grant to outside tools.
The AI robotics firm will add automation at 25 U.S. regional distribution centers and support Walmart’s supply chain globally.