PSA Today 23 Dec: Tokyo followed Wall St higher / Nov dept store sales bounce back / Nissan initiates Japan decarbonisation project / Minebea Mitsumi building acquisition rerated / Komatsu's price hikes / ExaWizards' debut disappoints – Nik
Japan Market Comment by Pelham Smithers, Julie Boote, William Nestuk, and Lindsay WhippTags: Komatsu (6301 JT), Sony (6758 JT), Ines Corp (9742 JT), Eisai (4523 JT), Biogen (BIIB US), Hitachi (6501 JT), Nissan Motor (7201 JT), Sumitomo Corp (8053 JT), Toyota Motor (7201 JT), Minebea Mitsumi (6479 JT), Nippon Express (9062 JT), Komatsu (6301 JT), Hitachi Construction Machinery (6305 JT), Sumitomo Heavy Industries (6302 JT), ExaWizards (4259 JT), True Data (4416 JT), Zeals (9255 JT), PKSHA Technologies (3993 JT)
Main Points
• Wall St gains, positive stock news at home send Tokyo higher
• Japan department store sales bounce back in Nov
• Nissan initiates Japan decarbonisation project
• Minebea Mitsumi building acquisition rerated
• Komatsu 10% hike above expectations
• ExaWizards falls on first day of trading
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