Japan's stocks thrive amid trade negotiations and "Nikai" is over 40 thousand points

Japanese stocks rose for the fourth consecutive day, and the Nikke 225 (Nikkei 225) index closed the first time since January over the level of 40,000 points, amid optimism over the trade after signing an agreement between the United States and China, and the White House indicated that Donald Trump could extend the deadline for customs. The broader index, “Topix”, rose 1.3% to 2840.54 when the market was closed in Tokyo, while the “Nikai 225” index, which includes large shares, increased by 1.4% to 40,150,79. Export companies between the biggest beneficiaries, such as car manufacturers, were one of the largest shareholders in the profits, as Toyota Motor and Honda Motor performed better than the ‘Topix’ index. Disco businesses, such as “Disco”, also recorded a strong performance, which helped increase the “Nikai” index. “There is evidence of progress on the trading front, and some investors expect to extend the deadline for customs duties,” said Yutaka Mira, a first technical analyst at Mizuho Securities. White House spokesman noted on Thursday that the deadline for the tramp agreement on July 9 is “not decisive.” “All of this is positive for stocks as it has urged US shares to rise on Thursday, and motivated wide purchases in the” Topix “and” Nikki “index.” Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd “by 8.2%, the largest increase since April. Nuricazo Shimizo, an analyst at ‘Iyay Cosmo Cosmo Securities Courities” 5% of GDP is pushing the sector to follow the government of Japan. In trade negotiations between the United States and Japan, which will not stop the defensive share.