Tokyo rises
NZPA-Reuter Tokyo Tokyo share prices continued their relentless surge in heavy turnover yesterday, pushing the key Nikkei index to its fifth successive record close and sixth successive rise. The latest rally has lifted the index a total of 1799.85 points, or 5.71 per cent. A stronger yen and lower oil prices on Monday helped erase lingering concerns that inflationary pressure and in-terest-rate rises would arrive in Japan soon, brokers said.
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Press, 5 April 1989, Page 41
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