Monitor showing the Nikkei Stock Average back above ¥70,000 for the first time in about 3 months, photographed on the morning of the 5th at 外為どっとコム in Minato, Tokyo — Tokyo Stock Exchange: Index briefly back above ¥70,000 for the first time in 3 months in sharp rebound as gains in US stocks spread to Japanese equities — Photo/image (1/1)

The Nikkei average recovered to the ¥70,000 range for the first time in approximately 3 months. The move was displayed on a monitor at Gaitame.com in Minato, Tokyo, on the morning of the 5th.

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The Nikkei average was reported to have temporarily recovered to ¥70,000 for the first time in approximately 3 months.

The photograph shows a monitor displaying the Nikkei average at Gaitame.com in Minato, Tokyo, on the morning of the 5th, conveying the sharp rebound.

The article cites rising U.S. stocks as a backdrop, saying that developments in the U.S. market affected the rise in the Nikkei average.

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FigureNikkei average recovers to the ¥70,000 range for the first time in approximately 3 months

TimingMorning of the 5th

LocationGaitame.com in Minato Ward, Tokyo

TrendA monitor displaying the Nikkei average

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