Strengthening Nikkei Ends

Nikkei down from its highest point during the three months today with the industrial robot maker Fanuc fell, seementara the Fed appears ready to stimulate the American economy.
Fanuc led the decline in the Nikkei with attenuation as much as 1.5 percent after the results were disappointing some investors their production.

Ind. Corning also rose after their rivals in the production of glass Nippon Electric Glass Co. Ltd. and Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. fell 6.5 percent respectively, and 2.7 percent.

Nikkei down 0.1 percent at 8875.22 levels, after being closed at its highest level in three months with the increase of 1.1 percent on Wednesday and rose in six of the last seven sessions.
Data from Japan's Finance Minister suggests investors sell their shares in Japan to 176.6 billion yen (2.3 billion U.S. dollars) on January 21 last weekend, this range is the largest since July last year.
This month, the Nikkei rose 5 percent and if this increase is maintained, the Nikkei will experience the best performance sehak 1998. Topix tends to stabilize with the increase of 0.04 percent to as low as 767.70.
Elpida Memory Inc fell 2.7 percent, ending its gains during the week. Bussiness Nikkei reported that the company's memory chip maker plans to sign a memorandum of understanding with Micron Technology in the United States early next month.

Elpida, which should pay off their debts at the end of March and early April, down due to rumors.
Tokyo Electric Power Co., melonjak7, 9 percent after news of the compensation fund would get as much as 1 trillion yen after a nuclear leak in Fukushima in the tsunami event in March.
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