Stock market: Tokyo, opening higher (+0.28%)
The Nikkei gains 0.28%, the yen strengthens against the dollar and euro
Quick Look
- The Tokyo Stock Exchange opens in positive territory after the victory of the Democratic Party in the mid-term elections in the United States and the openings of Donald Trump.
- The Nikkei rose by 0.28% to 62,364.95 points, while the yen strengthened against the dollar at 158.30 and the euro below 178.
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Why It Matters
The Tokyo Stock Exchange starts the session with a plus sign following the victory of the Democratic Party in the mid-term elections in the United States and the openness shown so far by President Donald Trump.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange starts the session with a plus sign, following the victory of the Democratic Party in the mid-term elections in the United States and the openness shown so far by President Donald Trump.
The Nikkei reference price list recorded a positive change of 0.28% at 62,364.95, with a gain of 176 points. On the currency market, the yen strengthens against the dollar at 158.30, and against the euro, to a level just below 178.
Open Questions
- What specific openings has Donald Trump demonstrated?
- How long will the Nikkei rise last?
- Which sectors of the Tokyo Stock Exchange are driving the gains?
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This article was originally published by ANSA Economia.
