The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed slightly lower at the end of a session characterized by the prudence of investors awaiting the reopening of the European markets after a four-day break linked to the Easter holiday. The Nikkei index of leading stocks ends at 14.388,77 points, down by 123,61 points (-0,76%). Trading volumes are scarce, clearly below the averages for the period.
Stock exchange, Tokyo wary waiting for European markets: it loses 0,76%
The Nikkei index of leading stocks ends at 14.388,77 points, pending the reopening of European markets after a four-day break linked to the Easter holiday.
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