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Nikkei 225 Logs Second Consecutive Weekly Gain Japan’s Nikkei 225 posted a second straight weekly rise, supported by a weaker yen and continued optimism around corporate earnings and global market strength. Nikkei 225 extended gains for a second consecutive week Weaker yen boosted exporter and tech stocks Positive global equity sentiment supported Japanese markets Investors remained focused on corporate earnings outlook Trading activity stayed cautious amid holiday-thinned volumes #NIKKEI225# #Japan# #AsianMarket# #StockMarket# #market# #trading# #Yen# #investment# #market#

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