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The Nikkei 225 fell 0.3% to around 39,690, while the broader Topix Index slipped 0.3% to 2,220 on Monday, extending last week’s losses after US President Donald Trump confirmed that his sweeping reciprocal tariffs will take effect on August 1. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent noted that tariffs will revert to April 2 levels for countries that have not reached a trade deal with the US by that date, allowing more time for negotiations. Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated on Sunday that he will not “easily compromise” in talks with Washington, as Tokyo seeks to avoid Trump’s proposed tariffs of up to 35% on Japanese goods. Adding to the cautious mood, Japan’s real wages fell 2.9% in May—the fifth consecutive monthly decline and the sharpest drop in nearly two years—raising concerns about consumer spending and economic momentum. Among notable decliners were Mitsubishi UFJ (-1.7%), Fujikura (-1.0%), and SoftBank Group (-1.2%).

Japanese Shares Fall as US Sets New Tariff Deadline

Japan’s foreign reserves increased by S15.6 billion to $1.314 trillion in June 2025, hitting the highest level since July 2022. Total reserve assets were broken down into foreign currency reserves ($1.14 trillion), IMF reserve position ($11,764 million), SDRs ($60,910 million), gold ($89,416 million) and other reserve assets ($16,419 million). Japan's finance ministry previously revealed that it conducted no foreign exchange intervention operations for the period from January to March 2025.

Japan Foreign Reserves Hits 3-Year High

Brent crude oil futures fell over 1% toward $67 per barrel on Monday, extending last week’s losses after OPEC+ accelerated production hikes, stoking oversupply fears. The group agreed to raise output by 548,000 barrels per day in August, up from previous monthly increases of 411,000 bpd, citing a stable global economy and low oil inventories. Another 411,000 bpd increase had been widely expected for August.  Adding to the bearish mood, investors weighed the potential impact of US tariffs on global fuel demand. President Trump confirmed the tariffs will take effect on August 1, while Commerce Secretary Lutnick said the duties will resume next month, with final rates still being negotiated—a point Trump affirmed. Meanwhile, signs of weakening demand persisted last week, including softer Chinese services activity and a surprise build in US crude inventories—the largest in three months.

Brent Slips as OPEC+ Ramps Up Production

WTI crude oil futures fell over 1% toward $65 per barrel on Monday, extending last week’s losses after OPEC+ accelerated production hikes, stoking oversupply fears. The group agreed to raise output by 548,000 barrels per day in August, up from previous monthly increases of 411,000 bpd, citing a stable global economy and low oil inventories. Another 411,000 bpd increase had been widely expected for August. Adding to the bearish mood, investors weighed the potential impact of US tariffs on global fuel demand. President Trump confirmed the tariffs will take effect on August 1, while Commerce Secretary Lutnick said the duties will resume next month, with final rates still being negotiated—a point Trump affirmed. Meanwhile, signs of weakening demand persisted last week, including softer Chinese services activity and a surprise build in US crude inventories—the largest in three months.

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