Tokyo Stocks Fall 192 Yen on US Economic Concerns, Rebound to 37,730 on US-China Trade Optimism

The Tokyo Stock Exchange experienced fluctuations over the course of June 4 to June 6, 2025, influenced by developments in the US economy and US-China trade negotiations. On June 4, the Nikkei 225 closed at 37,834 yen, supported by gains in US technology stocks and a weaker yen. However, on June 5, the index declined by 192 yen amid concerns over worsening US economic data, including employment statistics, and a stronger yen. The automotive sector was notably weak during this downturn. By June 6, the market rebounded, opening higher and closing the morning session at 37,730 yen, driven by optimism regarding progress in US-China tariff talks. Overall, investor sentiment shifted from caution over US economic outlooks to hope for easing trade tensions between the US and China.