(Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks gained, paced by
commodity-related shares, after the price of crude oil jumped
above $66 a barrel and copper climbed to the highest in almost
three weeks.
Nippon Mining Holdings Inc., Japan's biggest copper
producer which also provides oil refining, jumped 2.3 percent
and Mitsui & Co., which trades industrial fuel and metals,
advanced 1.4 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
commodity-related shares, after the price of crude oil jumped
above $66 a barrel and copper climbed to the highest in almost
three weeks.
Nippon Mining Holdings Inc., Japan's biggest copper
producer which also provides oil refining, jumped 2.3 percent
and Mitsui & Co., which trades industrial fuel and metals,
advanced 1.4 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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