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Your support makes all the difference.THE NIKKEI 225 fell back after hitting a 1999 intraday high in the morning of 17,650.38 to close down 0.22 per cent at 17,431.26.
"The pitch of the Nikkei has been quite steep, so after its gains a slight correction was probably in order," a trader said.
Sony is expected to receive a telecommunications business licence shortly, which would make it the first electronics manufacturer in Japan to offer telecommunications services via its own facilities. Sony gained 1.15 per cent.
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