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Nikkei futures open 790 yen higher at 61,490
December Nikkei 225 futures rose at the open on Osaka Exchange on Nov.
13.
The contract opened at 61,490 yen, up 790 yen from its previous settlement.
A total of 191 contracts had traded at that point.
The move came after US stocks fell on Nov.
12.
The yen had also continued to weaken, though the available information does not explain how much that influenced the opening rise.
The figures describe futures trading at the start of the session, not the later performance of Japan’s stock market.
Nikkei 225 futures for December opened 790 yen higher at 61,490 yen on the Osaka Exchange on Nov. 13.
The opening price was 790 yen above the previous day's settlement price.
A total of 191 contracts had traded at that point.
The US stock market fell on Nov. 12, while the yen continued to weaken.
- Who
- Nikkei 225 futures for December.
- What
- Opened 790 yen higher at 61,490 yen.
- When
- Nov. 13; the article was published at 23:54 UTC on Nov. 12.
- Where
- Osaka Exchange.
- Why
- The article mentions the yen's continued weakening, but does not state a full reason.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
US stocks fell.
Nikkei 225 futures for December opened at 61,490 yen, up 790 yen from the previous settlement.
- Contract
- Nikkei 225 futures for December
- Opening price
- 61,490 yen
- Change from previous settlement
- Up 790 yen
- Trading at opening
- 191 contracts
- Exchange
- Osaka Exchange