Japanese shares jumped on Wednesday as investors grew hopeful that the Omicron coronavirus variant may be less disruptive for the global economy than initially feared.
Japanese shares jumped on Wednesday, as investors grew hopeful that the Omicron coronavirus variant would be less disruptive for the global economy than initially feared.
Japanese shares ended lower on Tuesday as investors remained on the sidelines ahead of a pivotal U.S. Federal Reserve meeting that could reveal more about its plans to taper stimulus measures and hike.
Japanese shares dipped on Tuesday, after hitting a month's high in the previous session, as investors geared up for the U.S. Federal Reserve's timetable to roll back stimulus measures at its meeting this week.