Japanese
stocks swung between gains and losses as investors await a Federal
Reserve meeting this week for an indication of when U.S. interest rates
will be raised.
The
Topix was little changed at 1,560.17 at the trading break in Tokyo,
after falling 0.2 percent and rising 0.3 percent. Volume was about 14
percent the 30-day intraday average. The gauge ended last week at its
highest close since December 2007. The Nikkei 225 rose 0.2 percent to
19,291.95, after closing above 19,000 on Friday for the first time in
almost 15 years. The yen climbed 0.1 percent to 121.32 per dollar
following last week’s 0.5 percent drop, its fourth straight weekly
decline.
Source : Bloomberg
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