PSA Today Sep 4: North Korea escalation/ Ryobi's power business and Kyocera/Sony and Indian cricket rights/Spotify to IPO?/are MMA markets sustainable? -Nikkei -0.93%
Japan Market Comment by Pelham Smithers and Joel Scheiman
Nikkei ¥19,508.25(-¥183.22 / -0.93%); Topix ¥1,603.55 (-¥16.04 / -0.99%); ¥/$109.78
Tags: Ryobi (5851), Makita (6586), Max 6454), Kyocera (6971), Hitachi (6501), Robert Bosch, Sony (6758), Amazon (AMZN US), Warner Records, Spotify, Sony Music, YouTube, Alphabet (GOOG US), Nissan Chemical (4021), Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings (4188), Evonik Industries (EVK GY), Dow Chemical, Unigel, Sumitomo Chemical (4005)
- Market lower on North Korea escalation but a Black Swan event is not priced for
- Kyocera seen as buyer of Ryobi power tool business
- Sony seen bidding for Indian cricket rights to go with IPL
- Spotify IPO on cards as all three music majors sign deals
- Fine vs. commodity chemicals – are MMA markets sustainable?
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