On February 5, according to Japanese media reports, Honda and Nissan may terminate merger negotiations. The two parties originally planned to integrate through a holding company, but failed to reach an agreement on the integration ratio and other conditions. According to previous reports, Honda has approached Nissan to discuss incorporating it into a subsidiary due to lagging behind in the reorganization plan, but Nissan is strongly opposed to this idea. At present, Nissan and Honda have not officially expressed their stance on stopping the merger. In addition, the official website of the Tokyo Stock Exchange announced on the 5th that in order to confirm the authenticity of the news that Honda and Nissan have stopped their merger, trading in Nissan Motor shares will be suspended from 14:49 local time.

The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.82% on Thursday and closed at a historic high of 40,913.65 points. Meanwhile, the Topix index closed up 0.9% on Thursday at 2,898.47 points, exceeding the historical high set in December 1989.

Japanese stock market closed lower, driven by declines in industries such as transportation, shipping, and warehousing.

The Nikkei 225 rose as much as 1 percent to a new all-time high of 41,133 before giving back some of its gains。Broader TOPIX Index Up 0.5%, a record high。

Japanese stocks fell at the close of trading on March 12, with declines in the shipbuilding, mining and banking sectors driving the overall market downward。Nikkei 225 down 0 at Tokyo close.05%。

Japanese stocks ushered in a wave of strong gains in early trading Monday, rising as high as 0.8%, at one point soaring to 40,308.0 points, breaking the 40,000-point mark for the first time to a record high。