MINIMAX-W (00100.HK) plunged 20% on the first trading day after lock-up expiry, hitting HK$290 and trimming market capitalization to about HK$91 bln.

At a Thursday meeting, Bank of Japan branch chiefs said Japan's economy remains broadly resilient despite Middle East tensions, rising oil and a weak yen. They noted geopolitical-driven logistics disruptions and raw-material shortages have weighed on exports and production, but that the risk of a sharp downturn has eased as firms shift sourcing and adjust shipping routes. The branch assessment could reinforce short-term hawkish pressure; overnight index swaps currently price at least one BOJ rate hike by year-end.

U.S. President Trump said negotiating representatives may continue contacts with Iran to see how the situation develops.