The Nikkei ended its two-day winning streak after rising more than 850 points, or 1.3%, to a record closing high, and is now sitting just above the 62,550-point level. The article frames the move as a pause rather than a reversal, with the index potentially rebounding on Friday. Market focus is on short-term technical levels and momentum rather than any new fundamental catalyst.
The Nikkei ended its two-day winning streak after rising more than 850 points, or 1.3%, to a record closing high, and is now sitting just above the 62,550-point level. The article frames the move as a pause rather than a reversal, with the index potentially rebounding on Friday. Market focus is on short-term technical levels and momentum rather than any new fundamental catalyst.
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