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Toyota released FY2026 9 Months earnings on February 6 During-Market EST, actual revenue USD 253.93 B, actual EPS USD 1.5436

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Toyota to Release FY2026 Q3 Earnings on February 6 During-Market EST, Forecast Revenue USD 81.39 B

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Hankook Tire & Technology, the exclusive tire supplier for the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), announced the WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2026 will take place from March 12 to 15 in Naivasha. This year's rally features new high-intensity stages across challenging gravel terrain, covering approximately 350.52 kilometers. Hankook introduces the Dynapro R213 tire, designed for improved grip and durability in harsh conditions. The event is expected to attract significant global interest, with strong competition anticipated from various teams, including Toyota GAZOO Racing and Hyundai Shell Mobis.

- The FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally Kenya 2026 is scheduled from March 12 to 15 in Naivasha, featuring 20 Special Stages across challenging terrain.  
- Hankook Tire, as the exclusive tire supplier, has introduced the Dynapro R213, optimized for grip and durability in extreme off-road conditions.  
- The rally, known for its unpredictable environment, is expected to attract significant global interest, with competitors such as Toyota GAZOO Racing and Hyundai Shell Mobis poised for a competitive race.

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02:00 ETHankook Tackles the Ultimate Gravel Challenge at the WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2026

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Japan 10-Year Government Bond Yield Climbs 3.5 Bps to 2.275%

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Japan 10-Year Government Bond Yield Climbs 3.5 Bps to 2.275%

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Japanese stocks fell in the morning session, with the Nikkei index down 681 points or 1.3%, reporting at 53,138 points. The market is concerned about the risks of a global economic downturn and central bank policies, with wire and metal stocks generally declining, and Tokyo Electric Power falling 6.2%. Artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks performed poorly, with SoftBank and Tokyo Electron down 0.7% and 0.2%, respectively. Other major stocks such as Toyota, Panasonic, and Isetan Mitsukoshi also saw declines

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The Nikkei Index fell 681 points or 1.3% in the half-day trading of Asian stocks, with wire and metal stocks declining, and Tokyo Electric Power Company dropping over 6%

Toyota is offering significant discounts on its new 2026 electric SUVs, including the bZ, C-HR, and bZ Woodland, as they arrive at dealerships. Customers can receive $7,000 off and 0% financing. The C-HR, starting at $37,000, is positioned as an affordable option, while the bZ starts at $34,900. Despite not meeting the anticipated $30,000 price point, the incentives aim to attract buyers to Toyota's latest EV lineup.

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Toyota discounts its new EVs as soon as they hit the lot with $7,000 off and 0% financing

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The Japanese government has announced the release of emergency oil reserves in response to the ongoing Middle East conflict, which has now lasted 21 days. This action is part of a coordinated effort by the International Energy Agency (IEA) to prioritize support for Asia and Oceania, aiming to protect Japan's manufacturing-heavy economy from potential supply disruptions due to its high dependency on crude oil.

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Japan taps strategic oil reserves as IEA prioritizes Asia-Pacific response to Middle East conflict

The Japanese yen, traditionally a safe haven currency, is losing its status amid geopolitical tensions and changing economic fundamentals. Factors such as rising energy imports, competition from China, and fluctuating interest rates have weakened the yen, which is currently hovering near its weakest levels since July 2024. Analysts warn that the yen is vulnerable to oil price shocks and may not serve as a reliable safe haven during the ongoing crisis, although its status may recover if global growth conditions improve.

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The Chief Economist for the Asia-Pacific region at the French Foreign Trade Bank, Asia, stated that the ongoing conflict in Iran could have a significant impact on the Asian economy, particularly with Japan and South Korea facing greater pressure on oil. Oil prices are expected to rise, and if the Strait of Hormuz is closed for three months, Brent crude prices could reach $115 per barrel. The conflict will also affect sectors such as transportation, construction, finance, and defense, potentially leading to increased import costs and inflation. Countries will increase military spending to address security concerns

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French Foreign Trade Bank: Ongoing conflicts in Iran may deteriorate asset quality, while Japan and South Korea face greater pressure on oil

Japan's Finance Minister Seiko Katayama warned that high oil prices are impacting financial markets and household costs, signaling readiness to act in foreign exchange markets as USD/JPY approaches intervention levels near 160. She emphasized the government's commitment to mitigate the economic impact of rising energy costs, which directly affect daily life. Katayama noted Japan's sensitivity to crude price spikes due to its reliance on energy imports and stated that Tokyo is in close contact with U.S. authorities regarding FX developments, indicating a strong willingness to respond to market volatility.

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Rohm Co (ROHCF) shares are expected to surge in Tokyo after reports that Denso (DNZOF) made a ¥1.3 trillion ($8.3 billion) buyout offer. The offer, made in February, has led Rohm to form a special committee to evaluate the proposal. Denso is a major supplier to Toyota, while Rohm specializes in semiconductors and electronic components.

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Japanese government bonds (JGBs) have declined slightly due to investor focus on the Middle East conflict and an upcoming five-year bond auction. Geopolitical tensions are affecting market sentiment, leading to reassessment of safe-haven assets like JGBs. The situation has caused fluctuations in bond yields as investors weigh risks and rewards. The auction is expected to provide insights into investor confidence and economic outlook, with analysts noting that both geopolitical factors and auction results will significantly influence JGBs' near-term trajectory.

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- In February, Japan's annual wholesale prices rose by 2.0%, marking a third consecutive month of slowing growth, indicating easing corporate cost pressures.  
- However, the year-on-year import price index in yen increased by 2.8%, up from a revised 0.7% rise in January, suggesting that currency depreciation will continue to raise import costs.  
- The Corporate Goods Price Index (CGPI) rose but deviated from the market median forecast of a 2.1% increase, following a 2.3% rise in January.

Japan's wholesale inflation slows but weak yen lifts import costs

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Asian stocks fell on Thursday as oil prices surged near $100 per barrel following attacks on two oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. The IEA's record release of 400 million barrels of oil failed to stabilize markets. Japan's Nikkei dropped 1.47%, while China's Shanghai Composite fell 0.31%. The Indian rupee hit a record low as the SENSEX declined 0.45%. U.S. stock futures also fell amid rising inflation concerns. Japan's Business Survey Index for large manufacturers decreased to 3.8% in Q1 2026, and consumer inflation expectations in Australia rose to 5.2%.

Asian stocks retreat as oil surges back near $100 per barrel amid fresh Middle East tanker attacks

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Benchmark JGB yields rise to one-month high on inflation fears

02:00 ETHankook Tackles the Ultimate Gravel Challenge at the WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2026

Japan 10-Year Government Bond Yield Climbs 3.5 Bps to 2.275%

The Nikkei Index fell 681 points or 1.3% in the half-day trading of Asian stocks, with wire and metal stocks declining, and Tokyo Electric Power Company dropping over 6%

Toyota discounts its new EVs as soon as they hit the lot with $7,000 off and 0% financing