Futures end the Nikkei 225 futures end session

The Nikkei 225 futures end session closed at 39,880, up 0.28%. Japanese exporters look set to gain on yen weakness, though risk models flag potential headwinds from fragility in global demand cycles. Babis also told Ukrainian media that Ukraine was "not prepared for the EU" and that "we have to end the war first". • Chicago Board of Trade soyoil futures (BOv1) fell 0.16% on Friday and marked a slight weekly gain. S&P 500 mini futures end session posted a modest rise of 0.15% to 5,145, supported by stronger semiconductor earnings. Sector rotation models indicate capital inflows towards cyclical plays, with industrial and materials expected to outperform if PMI data confirms expansion.