Tokyo Small Companies Cap Longest Win Streak in 37 Years
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Small Tokyo-listed companies have capped the longest streak of daily advances in almost 37 years.
Japan’s TSE Second Section Price Index, a capitalization-weighted index of smaller companies listed at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, added 0.2 percent to 2,308.56 at the 3 p.m. close today, rising for a 26th consecutive day. That’s the longest streak since May 13, 1975, said Takamichi Sugawara, an assistant manager in the information service division of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.