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Tokyo market opens with Nikkei up 0.25%
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Tokyo market opens with Nikkei up 0.25%

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 01:11

The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened today in a positive trend. The main Japanese index, the Nikkei, recorded a rise of 0.25%, reaching 65,434.09 points shortly after the start of the trading session. This positive movement marks the start of stock market activity in Japan during the day in question, reflecting a favorable sentiment among investors in the Japanese stock market.

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