Japan’s Nikkei average rises 2.1% following U.S. rate cut

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TOKYO/HONG KONG — Japanese stocks rose Thursday on the weaker yen and greater clarity over the direction of U.S. monetary policy.

The benchmark Nikkei Stock Average had climbed 775.16 points, or 2.1%, to 37,155.33 by Thursday’s close — marking its highest finish since Sept. 3. The broader Tokyo Stock Price Index ended up 51.50 points, or 2%, at 2,616.87.

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