Tokyo stocks recover 15,000

Tokyo stocks recover 15,000

Traders beam with joy as share prices surge on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Nov. 24, sending the key Nikkei index above 15,000 for the first time intraday since Sept. 9.

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