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Tech stocks lift the Tokyo Stock Exchange to its highest level in two weeks

Nikkei indicator by 0.78% to 26,175.56 points, the highest level since December 28. The indicator has increased topix The widest, 0.27%, at 1,880.88 points, according to the data "Reuters".

Shuji Hoso, chief strategic analyst at Daiwa Securities, said "I backtracked Treasury bill yields And the indicator has been acquired Nasdaq momentum inside united state Last night. Thus, investors bought Japanese stocks, but gains were limited".

added "Investors are cautious awaiting B’s decisionNick Japan during next week’s monetary policy meeting. surprised the (central) bank. investors Last month could do something similar".

Giant stocks have risen chip industry Tokyo Electron and Advantest were up 3.08% and 1.88% respectively, while Daikin Industries was up 5.33%.

share increased Soft bank Tech investments rose 2.36%, after a report said so British prime minister Rishi Sunak has relaunched talks with the Japanese firm regarding the listing of shares of chip design firm Arm Ltd London Stock Exchange.

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It went up at the close of trading Nikkei indicator by 0.78% to 26,175.56 points, the highest level since December 28. The indicator has increased topix The broader rose 0.27% to 1880.88 points, according to Reuters data.

“It fell,” said Shuji Hoso, chief strategist at Daiwa Securities Treasury bill yields And the indicator has been acquired Nasdaq momentum inside united state Last night. Thus, investors bought Japanese stocks, but gains were limited.”

“Investors are cautious awaiting B’s decision.”, he addedNick Japan during next week’s monetary policy meeting. surprised the (central) bank. investors last month and might do something similar.”

Giant stocks have risen chip industry Tokyo Electron and Advantest were up 3.08% and 1.88% respectively, while Daikin Industries was up 5.33%.

share increased Soft bank Tech investments rose 2.36%, after a report said so British prime minister Rishi Sunak has relaunched talks with the Japanese firm regarding the listing of shares of chip design firm Arm Ltd London Stock Exchange.

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