Japan’s Nikkei share average saw a 1.7% rise, spurred by a surprising decrease in U.S. unemployment claims which alleviated recession fears. A softer yen also provided relief. This rally aligns with strong performances of U.S. stocks where Nasdaq and S&P 500 both saw over 2% gains. Market volatility earlier in the week was notable.
Dipan Mehta urges caution and focus on fundamentals as uncertainty persists
So, next 80 days we should focus only on the micros and look at companies on a bottom-up basis and then see if there are
April 16, 2025