The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended up 0.38%
The Tokyo Stock Exchange finished up 0.38% Wednesday, led by technology stocks, themselves brought up by the eve of their American counterparts.
After reaching a high of two months in session at 10,880.62 points, the Nikkei finally closed up 40.88 points to 10,815.03 points while the broader TOPIX, took 4 60 (0.49%) to 951.97 points.
Like other securities sector, Canon gained 1.71%.
Nintendo, meanwhile, jumped 8.51% after saying it planned to launch a new model of its video game console portable DS for playing games in three dimensions.
Some banking stocks have however suffered from the government's decision to revise down its planned privatization of Japan Post. Mizuho Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and have yielded respectively 1.04% and 0.71%.
- Ubisoft has raised its sales target after a solid Christmas
- The Nikkei ended up 2.76%
- The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down 0.52%, hurt by the yen
- Wall Street plunges, dragged down by banks
- Wall Street ended the session in a quarter undecided up
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