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Prices of shares, US dollar rise in Tokyo
TOKYO. May 25: The US dollar finished higher against the Japanese yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market Wednesday as news of a compromise tn US-Japan trade talks quickly played out. Tokyo share prices gained slightly in moderate trading, reports Ap.
The dollar closed at 104.72 yen, up 0.25 yen from Tuesday's close and above Its overnight New York finish at 104.65 yen.
After opening at 104.75 yen. it ranged between 104.62 yen and 104.80 yen.
News about an agreement to resume trade talks between the two nations has already been played out In the market." said Kazunobu Otsuka, assistant general manager of the treasury department at Sanwa Bank.
Otsuka said the dollar was , ranging between 103 yen and 105‘ yen without showing any definite direction.
The United States and Japan agreed at working-level talks In Washington Tuesday to revive efforts to pry open Japanese markets.
The agreement to resume the talks ended a period of increasing acrimony between the world’s two largest economies that had rattled fl nanclal markets around the globe
The yen tends to rise with
trade tensions because market players believe the United States night push for a higher yen if it cannot clinch a trade agreement. A higher yen Is seen as, a means to reduce Japan’s huge trade surplus by making its products mote expensive in dollar terms and thus less competitive abroad.
On the stock market, the 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 41.51 points, or 0.20 per cent, closing at 20.663.63. On Tuesday, the average had gained 53.41 points, or 0.26 per cent, closing at 20.622.12.
The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 2.56 points, or 0.15 per cent, to 1.658.18. The TOPIX had gained 1.14 points, or 0.09 per cent, to 1,655.62 on Tuesday.
An estimated 440 million shares changed hands on the first section, down from Tuesday’s 552 million shares. Advancing Issues outnumbered declines 506 to 503. with 173 unchanged.
Share prices advanced de spite profit-taking early In the session. Favourable factors such as the relative stability of the dollar yen exchange rate and the Japan US agreement to restart the "framework trade talks supported the market, dealers said.