Bulgarian Stock Exchange Opens Strong in Euro Trading, Signaling Growth Cycle
All indices on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange opened strongly in their first session measured in euros, showing gains across the board
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Started the Week with an Increase
Business | May 21, 2018, Monday // 13:19
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange began Monday with a rise supported by the cheap yen and a reduction in worries about the trade war between the US and China.
The Nikkei Index recorded a plus of 0.12% at the beginning of the session ( 28.37 points to 22,958.73 ).
The Topix rose almost symbolically by 0.01% or 0.23 points to 1,815.48.
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