Tokyo (EFE) .- The main index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei, opened Thursday’s session with profits greater than 6%, after the United States announced a 90-day suspension of its so-called ‘reciprocal’ tariffs, except for China, after most of its partners agreed to negotiate.
After the first 10 minutes of negotiation, the Nikkei, which groups the 225 most representative titles of the market, rose 6.43% to 33,752.17 integers.
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The broader selective Topix, which includes the firms of the main section, the largest capitalization, added 6.21% to 2,495.29 units.
The square opened heavily on the rise and in the first measures already accumulated an increase of more than 5%, which was rapidly expanding as the minutes advanced.
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Investors in Tokyo thus reacted to the decision of President Donald Trump to suspend for 90 days the tariffs that had imposed on dozens of their commercial partners, including 24% for Japan, after starting negotiations with most of them, except with China.
The Japanese square deleted in this way the fall of 3.93% of the eve, when the encumbrances came into force.
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