Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei up 0.18%
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Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei up 0.18%

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 01:12

The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened today with mixed results. The main Japanese index, the Nikkei, recorded a rise of 0.18%, reaching 64,331.5 points a few minutes after the session began. The market opened in mixed territory, without a clearly defined trend between widespread gains and losses.

This information refers exclusively to the opening of the trading session in Tokyo, with no further details provided on the factors that influenced this performance or on the behavior of other indices or markets during the trading session.

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