Stock prices close at 20-month high

Stock prices close at 20-month high

Two unidentified persons watch the stock price board put up outside a Nihonbashi securities house in Tokyo June 17. Stock prices moved up strongly on the back of an overnight rally on Wall Street, with the Nikkei 225 index closing at a 20-month high.

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