Japanese Stock Indices Cross 67,000 Points for the First Time
Japanese stock indices surpassed the massive 67,000-point mark today. Strong shares in artificial intelligence companies supported this historic financial milestone.
SoftBank Group also outperformed Toyota Motor during today's exciting trading session. SoftBank officially became the most valuable company in Japan today.
Nikkei Index Sees Major Boost
The Nikkei index rose 1.1 percent to 67,038.24 points by midday. It actually peaked at an incredible 67,231.28 points earlier.
SoftBank Group provided the biggest boost to the index overall. SoftBank shares jumped an astonishing 10.3 percent during trading.
This massive leap pushed the Nikkei index up 618 points alone.
SoftBank Surpasses Toyota
SoftBank market capitalization rose to approximately 296 billion dollars today. Meanwhile, Toyota saw its value shrink to roughly 286 billion dollars.
Toyota stock fell 4.8 percent during today's trading session. SoftBank recently pledged 87.3 billion dollars over five years to build AI infrastructure.
Topix Index and Sector Performance
The broader Topix index actually fell 0.2 percent today. This slight drop highlights a massive gap between technology stocks and other sectors.
Murata shares jumped 14.1 percent, posting the biggest percentage gain. The information technology sector index jumped 4.3 percent overall.
However, the automotive sector fell 4.2 percent, performing poorly today. Mitsubishi Motors recorded the biggest percentage losses, falling 9.1 percent.
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