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Silver Week is a Japanese holiday period that has resulted in markets being closed for several days. U.S. 10-year bond yields rose to their highest since 2007, indicating expectations of higher interest rates for longer from the Federal Reserve.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange starts the first session of the week on the rise, attempting a recovery following the long Silver Week holiday period, despite the correction of US stock indices, after the yields on ten-year bonds on the US bond market reached their highest levels since 2007.
The Nikkei reference price list advanced by 0.69% to 65,465.06, with a gain of 446 points. On the currency front, the yen weakens again against the dollar, at 158.20, and against the euro, at a value of 180.10.
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