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Japan's Nikkei loses ground as investor focus shifts to BOJ, Fed meetings

Japan's Nikkei 225 Index fell 1% to 50,491.87, influenced by rising domestic interest rate expectations and an 18-year peak in Japanese government bond yields. Investors are focused on upcoming BOJ and Fed meetings, with speculation of a BOJ rate hike and high odds of a Fed rate cut. Major decliners included Trend Micro and Bridgestone, while Ibiden and SoftBank Group were among the gainers.

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Toyota Motor's Lexus Unveils LFA Electric Sports Car Concept

Toyota Motor's Lexus Unveils LFA Electric Sports Car Concept

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Recap: Japan household spending drops sharply, adding pressure ahead of BOJ rate decision

Japan's household spending dropped sharply in October, falling 3.0% year-on-year, raising concerns about consumer demand resilience. This decline comes as the Bank of Japan considers a rate hike amid persistent inflation and a weak yen. The spending weakness was noted in food, leisure, and auto-related areas, but overall demand is still in a recovery stage. Economists caution that soft consumption may limit the pace of rate tightening beyond December.

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13:24 ET Toyota publica el informe de sostenibilidad ambiental de Norteamérica 2025

Toyota Motor North America has released its 2025 North America Environmental Sustainability Report. The report highlights Toyota's investments in achieving carbon neutrality, focusing on four priority areas: carbon, circular economy, water, and biodiversity. Key achievements include a 32% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a 75% reduction in single-use plastics, a 15% decrease in water consumption, and the development of 6,185 additional acres of pollinator habitat. The report also includes environmental metrics and GRI disclosures.

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Key facts: Toyota to save $2.3B on tech costs; Germany sees car rise; MoU for hydrogen generators

Toyota Motor is projected to save $2.3 billion in technology costs from 2027 through 2031 due to new fuel economy standards proposed by the Trump administration.1The VDIK association predicts a small rise in new car registrations in Germany for 2026, estimating about 2.9 million vehicles, reliant on government backing for electric cars.2Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, Toyota's distributor in Saudi Arabia, signed an MoU with EODev and Octopian to promote hydrogen generators using Toyota's fuel cell tech, supporting Vision 2030.3

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