The Nikkei closed the last session of the year with a fall of 0.4 percent, weighed down by fears of an upturn in infections of the omicron variant of coronavirus. In 2021, the main indicator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange it rose 4.91 percent to 28,791.71 points, which are the highest in three decades. The economic recovery, fiscal stimuli or vaccination are some of the factors that drove the Japanese market, in addition to the change of prime minister in September.
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