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Nikkei Falls 0.8% for Third Straight Session as Advantest and Tokyo Electron Drag Tokyo Stocks Before Fed, BOJ

Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.8% to a late-July low as chip and AI stocks declined, while energy, trading and financial shares gained ahead of key global earnings and central-bank decisions.

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The indicator, which groups together the 225 most representative securities on the Japanese market, recorded a fall from 503.51 points to 62.189.65 units, marking the third consecutive day of falls.

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Pesano Wall Street correction, investment IA and expensive oil

·Rome, Italy
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange opens the week with a drop, hitting the minima from the end of July. Concerns focus on central bank meetings and the quarterly of major American technology companies. The Nikkei index closes at a loss of 0.80%, while the Topix shows a slight increase.

The Nikkei drops by 0.34% to 62.693 points between oil tensions and doubts about the AI. Read more Nikkei drops by 0.34% to 62.693: turbines on yen and oil on News.it.

In collaboration with the daily newspaper L'Adige we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinione thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// Stock exchange: Tokyo, opening in decrease (-0.39%). Pesano correction Wall Street, investments IA and the dear oil Link to the news

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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