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Tokyo stocks open up 1.30%

Tokyo stocks opened 1.30 percent higher on Monday as the yen weakened further against other major currencies.

People are reflected on an electric quotation board showing share prices of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in August 2012. Tokyo stocks opened 1.30 percent higher on Monday as the yen weakened further against other major currencies.

The benchmark Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange was up 117.11 points at 9,141.27 at the start.

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