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Tokyo's benchmark stock index hit a new 34-year high for the second straight day on Friday. 
This came after New York's Dow Jones Industrial Average set record highs for two consecutive days.

The Nikkei 225 ended the day at 36,897, up 0.1 percent from Thursday. 
It briefly topped the 37,000 mark for the first time since February 1990.
 
Export-related shares such as semiconductors led the gainers as the yen weakened against the dollar.

The Nikkei index has surged 10 percent since the beginning of the year as foreign investors pick up Japanese shares.
 
Analysts say such investors are buying into the view that Japan's economy and businesses are poised for new growth.
 
This view is also attracting funds from China's markets, where the economy is slowing.





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