Tokyo – The Exchange Tokyo came close at the highest level in 15 years on Monday, helped by the relative stabilization of dollar and the provision of risk-taking before the chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed, the US BC), Janet Yellen, make speeches in the US Congress this week.
Investors in Japan also reacted positively to the news that Greece signed an interim agreement with European creditors, last Friday, to the extent of its aid program for four months.
The Nikkei index, which brings together most traded in Tokyo, ended the day with a high of 0.73%, to 18,466.92 points, after increasing 0.4% in the previous trading session.
Over the business today, the Nikkei went beyond the mark of 18,500 points for the first time since May 2, 2000.
Among the session highlights, Fast Retailing advanced 3.4% after publication of favorable assessment by Macquarie Capital, Casio jumped 5.9% after its high recommendation by Nomura Securities, neutral to buy, and Terumo presented gain of 1.1%. Source: Dow Jones Newswires
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