Tokyo Stock Exchange opens for year's first trading

Tokyo Stock Exchange opens for year's first trading

TOKYO, Japan - The Tokyo Stock Exchange begins the year's first trading with traditional handclaps by staff employees Jan. 4. The key Nikkei index closed at 10,871.49, up 328.87 over Dec. 28, 2001.

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