"Japan's Nikkei 225 Continues Record Rally as Asian Markets Fluctuate"

Japan's Nikkei 225 index reached a new high, while China's nine-day winning streak ended. South Korea announced measures to improve corporate governance, but its main index fell. Xiaomi's electric car reveal led to a decline in its shares and other EV makers. Veteran investor David Roche prefers investing in India, Indonesia, and Japan over China. The Asian Development Bank believes that China's delinking from the global economy is overdone. Japan's services producer price index saw a smaller year-on-year increase in January. CNBC Pro suggests "long-term defensive" stocks and discusses the potential of Nvidia shares. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon sold about 800,000 shares of the bank, while UBS Private Wealth Management's Greg Marcus advises investors to "buy the dip" in big tech.
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