The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed today unchanged a day when the yen became listed on its highest level against the dollar in fifteen years.
The Nikkei index lost only 6.62 points (0.07 percent) to 9684.81 points, while the Topix index, which groups all the values of the first section, rose 1.56 points, or 0.18 percent , to 846.06 integers.The yen focused much attention on Tokyo's selective, as they came to be exchanged at the high end of the 82 yen, its highest level in fifteen years.The appreciation of the Yen was however countered by the momentum that continues to market the decision of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) on Tuesday, leaving virtually zero interest rates.
In an echo of that announcement, the Nikkei has gained 3 percent in the last two days and today the market was affected by the collection of revenue, according to analysts cited by the local agency Kyodo.
The financial and real estate has particularly benefited from the decision of the BOJ, which has not yet been able to curb the yen's appreciation.
Nikkei and Yen
After the dollar appreciated in New York last night to the 82.75 yen during the day today on the Tokyo foreign exchange market the dollar fell to the 82.70 yen, after he had closed the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Among the gainers sectors highlighted mining, retail and real estate, while gave the air, rubber products and forestry.The Nomura Real Estate Holdings State was among the winners, with an increase of 5.3 percent to 1,304 yen, while Mitsubishi Estate gained 2.2 percent to 1,508 yen.In the first section 980 securities advanced, compared to 520 that fell and 160 ended unchanged and the nikkei and yen.
The leader in value and volume of the day was the bank Mizuho, which gained 0.8 percent to 127 yen.
Trading volume was 2192.81 million shares, down from 2884.88 million Wednesday.
The Nikkei index lost only 6.62 points (0.07 percent) to 9684.81 points, while the Topix index, which groups all the values of the first section, rose 1.56 points, or 0.18 percent , to 846.06 integers.The yen focused much attention on Tokyo's selective, as they came to be exchanged at the high end of the 82 yen, its highest level in fifteen years.The appreciation of the Yen was however countered by the momentum that continues to market the decision of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) on Tuesday, leaving virtually zero interest rates.
In an echo of that announcement, the Nikkei has gained 3 percent in the last two days and today the market was affected by the collection of revenue, according to analysts cited by the local agency Kyodo.
The financial and real estate has particularly benefited from the decision of the BOJ, which has not yet been able to curb the yen's appreciation.
Nikkei and Yen
Among the gainers sectors highlighted mining, retail and real estate, while gave the air, rubber products and forestry.The Nomura Real Estate Holdings State was among the winners, with an increase of 5.3 percent to 1,304 yen, while Mitsubishi Estate gained 2.2 percent to 1,508 yen.In the first section 980 securities advanced, compared to 520 that fell and 160 ended unchanged and the nikkei and yen.
The leader in value and volume of the day was the bank Mizuho, which gained 0.8 percent to 127 yen.
Trading volume was 2192.81 million shares, down from 2884.88 million Wednesday.
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