(Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks look poised to catch up with a global AI-led rally when trading resumes on Thursday, while a weaker yen keeps currency intervention risk in focus. Most Read from Bloomberg Nvidia's Stock Is Flashing a Warning Sign as Valuation Drops Disney+ Price Jumps 13% to $21.49 in New Streaming Cost Bump Apple Developing New Fitness Tracker Aimed at Rivaling Whoop Brightline Preparing for Bankruptcy Filing as Soon as This Week Trump Hails Iran Talks Even as Tehran Sets 'Firm Positions' Nikkei 225 futures traded in Osaka were about 1.4% higher than where the underlying gauge settled on Friday. Local markets have since been shut for the Silver Week holiday.
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