
JPN225 weekly recap: Nikkei climbs to 65,471 close, 2026-08-03
JPN225 opened the week at 63,714 and closed at 65,471, a net gain of roughly 2.8 percent driven by a strong midweek push.
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JPN225 opened the week at 63,714 and closed at 65,471, a net gain of roughly 2.8 percent driven by a strong midweek push.

JPN225 trades at 66,231 midweek, up more than 2,500 points from Monday's open, with longs holding a slim majority ahead of Thursday and Friday.

JPN225 closed last week near 62,972 after a volatile stretch. Here are the levels and positioning skew shaping the new trading week.

JPN225 opened at 65,340, dropped near 60,430, then clawed back to close at 64,360 for a net weekly loss of roughly 1.5 percent.

JPN225 has dropped from Monday's 65,340 open to 61,228 by Wednesday's close, with sentiment leaning slightly long into the back half of the week.

JPN225 gave back its midweek surge to close last week near the lows, and positioning sits mildly long as the new week opens with a light calendar.

JPN225 opened near 64,982, printed a high of 67,593, then closed the week at 64,458 for a net decline of roughly 0.8 percent.

JPN225 sits at 66,139 midweek, up from Monday's open near 64,982 after a sharp Tuesday rally, with the back half of the week light on scheduled catalysts.

JPN225 shed roughly 5.1% last week and closed near 65008. Here is what matters this week and the levels framing the open.

JPN225 opened at 68,532 and closed at 63,943, a drop of roughly 6.7% across the week as sellers took control from Thursday onward.

JPN225 sits at 68,644 midweek, up from Monday's open after a sharp reversal off the week's low. Here is what to watch into Thursday and Friday.

Japan's index trades at 64,307 Wednesday, up 501 points from Monday's open as buyers defend the 64,000 zone.

After a sharp Friday drop to 63,805, JPN225 faces US inflation data on Wednesday and the ECB rate decision Thursday.

Japan's benchmark trades at 68,751 after gaining 2,451 points from Monday's open, with positioning now slightly long-biased at 52.1%.

With no major events scheduled, JPN225 traders face a technical week after Friday's 66,216 close.

Japan's index has shed over 1,000 points from yesterday's peak with Tokyo CPI and US GDP data still ahead.