Tokyo Stock Exchange up: Nikkei Closes at +0.69%
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Nikkei 225 Today, September 16: Index Rises Above 64,200 After Fed Decision As Yen Weakness Boosts Exporters; Check Why Japan Stocks Are Rising And Top Components
Japan’s Nikkei 225 extended its gains on Thursday, rising 0.52% to trade above 64,200, while the Topix advanced 1%. A weaker yen and easing oil prices supported investor sentiment, with several major Japanese stocks recording gains.
Japanese Nikkei Index rose 0.69% in Tokyo to 63,923 points; South Korean Kospi advanced 1.37% in Seoul
The Nikkei 225 average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rebounded on the 16th for the first time in four trading days. The closing price was 63,923.00 yen, up 438.90 yen from the previous day. Buying activity was dominant as a reaction to the recent downward trend.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange closes positively while Asian markets await the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, expected to be the first increase since 2023. The Nikkei Index shows a gain of 0.69% in a context of falling oil prices.
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