(Bloomberg) Japanese companies that conducted stock splits recently have seen their shares outperform the market, showing one reason why investors can’t get enough of those equities.Most Read from BloombergTurkey Agrees to Back Sweden’s NATO Bid in Boost to AlliancePowell Haunted by Repo Crisis as Fed Aims to Cut Balance SheetMove Over Dubai. This Tiny Emirate Wants to Be the Next Haven for BillionairesPutin Met Wagner’s Prigozhin After Revolt That Shook RussiaChina Signals More Economic Supp
Japan s Nikkei share average
fell on Friday, tracking declines in U.S. stocks overnight after
strong labour market data added to bets of additional Federal
Reserve interest rate hikes. .
Japan s Nikkei share average
fell on Friday for a fourth consecutive day, tracking overnight
declines in U.S. stocks after strong labour market data fuelled
speculation the Federal Reserve will become.
The Nikkei has fallen 2.41% this week, after closing at a 33-year high on Monday. Since mid-March, it has rallied nearly 27%. After the rally of the past three months, I think many investors are selling to take profits," said Kenji Abe, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.