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Joel Scheiman ...
  • Lindsay Whipp
  • Pelham Smithers

PSA Today 30 Mar: Ex-div day slide as yen rallies / BOJ buys bonds / Sony's new PS pay plan / Hydrogen plans for Japan / Money Forward's higher Susten stake – Nikkei 225 -0.8%

Japan Market Comment by Pelham Smithers, Joel Scheiman and Lindsay Whipp
Tags: Nippon Yusen (9101 JT), Japan Post (6178 JT), Lasertec (6920 JT), Imagica (6879 JT), Hino Motors (7205 JT), Kaken Pharma (4521 JT), Piala (7044 JT), Financial Products Group (7148 JT), Sony (6758 JT), Microsoft (MSFT US), Asahi Kasei (3407 JT), Showa Denko (4004 JT), Eneos Holdings (5020 JT), Toshiba (6502 JT), Ajinomoto (2802 JT), East Japan Railway Company (9020 JT), Money Forward (3994 JT), Susten Capital Management
Main Points
• Tokyo slides as market goes ex-dividend, yen rallies
• BoJ buys bonds, yields fall to 0.23%
• Sony details PlayStation subscription plan: new games not included
• Corporations cooperate to expand hydrogen use
• Money Forward increases stake in automated asset manager Susten
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Pelham Smithers Associates Ltd
Pelham Smithers Associates Ltd

Founded in 2009, Pelham Smithers Associates (PSA) provides market intelligence on Asian technology, focusing in particular on Japan. The industries covered by our team of specialists are: consumer electronics, telecomms, pharmaceuticals, internet, electronic parts and materials, automotive technology, retail and capital goods. 

PSA produces both company and sector reports. The focus of PSA’s research is to identify winners and losers as new technologies impact the top and bottom lines of corporations. Critical to our research is the clear explanation of how these new technologies work and how they impact companies and industries. 

The founding partners have worked closely together for twenty years and the team has more than doubled in size since 2012. 

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Joel Scheiman

Lindsay Whipp

Pelham Smithers

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