Nikkei rose 1.73% in the middle of the session due to a decrease in crude oil.

Tokyo, March 16 The Nikkei index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 1.73% in the middle of today's trading due to rising Wall Street and falling oil prices. At the end of Wednesday's negotiations, Nikkei, a key indicator for Tokyo Park, rose 1.73% or 438.23 points, up to a total of 25,784.71 points. On the contrary, the claim to grow large companies with capitalization increased by 1.54% or 28.14 points, increasing to 1,854.77 units. The Tokyo market opened for another day due to Wall Street profits and the fall in Texas oil. The fall in Texas oil closed at a price of less than $100 per barrel the previous day, reducing concerns about the energy market recently. Specifically, it is an escalation that increased by 4.43% with the closure of Nintendo video game developers and distributors, as well as Toyota (1.99%), a global automotive leader, and Tokyo Electron (2.78%), a semiconductor manufacturer.