The FINANCIAL — Tokyo stocks traded higher on November 29 morning amid a weakening of the yen, with the Nikkei Stock Average temporarily expanding its gains to about 100 points from Friday according to Nikkei.com.
The benchmark index closed the morning at 10,069.38, up 29.82 points.
Exporters, such as makers of cars and appliances, performed well on expectations that the yen's depreciation will improve their profitability. The strong start to the year-end sales season in the U.S. also reassured investors.
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