At Tuesday's close, the Nikkei 225 was up more than 10 percent, Japan's TOPIX was up 9.3 percent and South Korea's KOSPI was up 3.3 percent.

At the opening of trading on Monday morning, Japan's two main stock indexes, the TSE and the Nikkei 225, were both down sharply.

Technology stocks have driven up the Nasdaq 100 and Nikkei 225 indices, but the performance of the Dow Jones index remains mixed.

The market's expectations are reasonable.Looking at recent U.S. data, most are weakening.Friday's non-farm payrolls data was cold, employment rose, and most leading indicators of the labor market are cooling.

June 5, Japanese markets fell sharply as strong salary data sparked fears of tighter monetary policy.

On May 16, most Asian markets were buoyed by record highs on Wall Street overnight, with interest rates forecast to be cut in 2024 due to weaker consumer inflation expectations.

On Monday morning, the Bank of Japan reduced the number of purchases of Japanese government bonds in its regular purchasing operations, sending a hawkish signal to the market.

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

Most Asian stock markets remained in a narrow range on April 30 as investors digested a mixed bag of Chinese business activity data, while Japanese markets saw a wave of gains after the weekend closure.

The Japanese stock market rose after closing on Thursday, driven by growth in precision instruments, transportation equipment, and electrical/mechanical industries.

The Japanese stock market rose after closing on Monday, driven by the rise of sectors such as steel, railways, buses, and textiles.

Japanese shares fall at close, Nikkei 225 down 1.31%。

Japan equities have declined at the end of trading, with the Nikkei 225 down by 1.10%.