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Tokyo-listed memory-chip maker Kioxia, its results and the Nikkei 225.
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- Kioxia edges up as margin positions weigh on the stock
Kioxia rose 1.68% to ¥13,600 on Oct 19, but it is still 23.51% below its Sept 28 close as two outlets point to heavy margin positions.