Tokyo stocks rebounded on October 21, with the Nikkei 225 closing 545.82 points higher at 64,621.24, a gain of 0.85%, as stronger U.S. equities, renewed buying in technology shares and encouraging Japanese export figures helped the market recover from two consecutive sessions of losses. (News On Japan)
Japan's stock market experienced a rebound on October 21, with the Nikkei 225 closing 545.82 points higher at 64,621.24, marking a 0.85% gain. The broader TOPIX index also advanced 34.52 points, or 0.86%, to 4,043.73, reflecting a recovery across much of the Tokyo market after two consecutive sessions of losses. The market rebound was driven by stronger U.S. equities, renewed buying in technology shares, and encouraging Japanese export figures, which helped the market recover from the previous day's selloff.
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