The appetite for cheap technology shares revives the Japanese Stock Exchange

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The Nikkei rose 1.03 percent to close at 26,423.47 points. The broader Topix index rose 0.5 percent to 1,879.12 points.

Shuichi Arisawa, general manager of the investment research division of Iwaikusmo Securities, said: "Investors have taken a new view on technology stocks With stable US revenues. They bought back shares that had fallen a lot".

The stock of Fast Retailing, which owns fashion store Uniqlo, jumped 4.33 percent, giving the biggest boost for the Nikkei today is Tuesday. group index increased SoftBank The investment stock rose 1.8 percent, and Tokyo Electron, the chip maker, rose 0.38 percent.

Rakuten Group gained 1.62% after the e-commerce company said it had applied to list its online banking unit on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Shipping stocks fell, with Kawasaki Kesen Kaisha dropping 4.51 percent and Mitsui OSK Lines down 2.75 percent, becoming the biggest loser on the Nikkei index.

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The Nikkei rose 1.03 percent to close at 26,423.47 points. The broader Topix index rose 0.5 percent to 1,879.12 points.

“Investors have taken a new view on the technology stocks With stable US revenues. They bought back shares that had fallen a lot.”

The stock of Fast Retailing, which owns fashion store Uniqlo, jumped 4.33 percent, giving the biggest boost for the Nikkei today is Tuesday. group index increased SoftBank The investment stock rose 1.8 percent, and Tokyo Electron, the chip maker, rose 0.38 percent.

Rakuten Group gained 1.62% after the e-commerce company said it had applied to list its online banking unit on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Shipping stocks fell, with Kawasaki Kesen Kaisha dropping 4.51 percent and Mitsui OSK Lines down 2.75 percent, becoming the biggest loser on the Nikkei index.

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