Tokyo Market Closed as Yen Intervention Watch Dominates Silver Week

Tokyo’s stock market was closed on September 21 for Respect for the Aged Day, leaving the Nikkei 225 without a cash close after finishing the previous session at 65,019. Currency and futures markets focused on the yen, the Bank of Japan’s latest rate hike, and intervention risks during Japan’s Silver Week holiday. The Tokyo Stock Exchange was shut as Japan entered a three-day market holiday running through September 23.

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