PSA Today Apr 5: Up WoW / Autos higher on US-China trade talks / Boeing 737 Max supply chain / Still betting on CyberAgent – Nikkei +0.38%
Japan Market Comment by Pelham Smithers, Julie Boote, Joel Scheiman and Thao NguyenNikkei ¥21,807.50 (+¥82.55 / +0.38%); Topix ¥1,625.75 (+¥5.70 / +0.35%); ¥/$111.68
Tags: Nintendo (7974 JT), Rakuten (4755 JT), Lyft (LYFT US), Japan Display (6740 JT), Advantest (6758 JT), Tokyo Electron (8035 JT), Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063 JT), Sumco (3436 JT), Marumae (6264 JT), Yaskawa Electric (6506 JT), Seven & i Holdings (3382 JT), Toyota (7203 JT), Subaru (7270 JT), Mazda (7261 JT), Suzuki (7269 JT), Boeing (BA US), Airbus (AIR FP), Toray (3402 JT), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011 JT), Kawasaki Heavy Industries (7012 JT), TDK (6762 JT), CyberAgent (4751 JT), KAKAO (035720 KS)
Main Points
• While most of Asia is on holiday, Japan closes the week higher
• Auto shares rise on hopes of US-China trade deal
• Boeing 737 Max and the supply chain
• CyberAgent launches WinTicket and exports a hit game
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