Japanese Nikki index up supported by lower yen

The Japanese Nikki Index rose at the end of trading today, supported by twice the yen, in conjunction with the granting of US President Donald Trump for an additional allowance for customs duties, for a period of 3 weeks.

The Tokyo Securities Stock Exchange stated that the Japanese Nikki Index, which includes 225 issues, ended today’s session at a slight increase of 0.26%, equivalent to 101.13 points, to reach 39688.81 points .. The broader Topix index closed a slight altitude as well as 0.17%, equivalent to 4.82 points, to close at 2816.54 points.

In terms of the exchange rate, the American currency increased in front of its Japanese counterpart by a slight rate of approximately 0.09 percent at 146.20 yen in morning transactions … while the return on Japanese government bonds increased for ten years by two basis points at 1.488%.