The Nikkei index gained 0,72%, reaching 10.879,08 points, the highest since April 2010 – The markets benefited from the weakening of the yen, awaiting the new monetary easing measures which according to operators should be decided next week by the Central Bank of Japan.
Positive closure for Tokyo Stock Exchange. The Nikkei index gained 0,72%, reaching 10.879,08 points, 77,51 more than yesterday. It's about the highest level for 32 months (April 2010).
The rise came after the considerations of the governor of Central Bank of Japan, Masaaki Shirakawa, who announced aggressive monetary policy.
The markets benefited from the weakening of the yen, waiting for the new monetary easing measures which, according to the operators, should be decided next week by the Boj.
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