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Which exchange is the Nikkei index warrant in?
In Tokyo Stock Exchange, there are three major stock exchanges in Japan: Tokyo Stock Exchange, Osaka Stock Exchange and Nagoya Stock Exchange, the most important of which is Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Osaka Stock Exchange originated from 1652- 1673 in the Edo period. It is the main market for financial derivatives trading in Japan, and its main products are Nikkei 225 series stock index futures and options products.

Nagoya Stock Exchange is a Nagoya Stock Exchange established by 1886, and its scale is much smaller.

Among the three major stock exchanges in Japan, Tokyo Stock Exchange is the youngest, but it is also the most important. It was established in May 1878 and started trading in June of the same year 1. Suspended during World War II and reopened in May 1949.

Tokyo Stock Exchange is now one of the largest securities trading centers in the world, and its market size ranks fourth in the world, next to new york Stock Exchange, Nasdaq Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange in the United States.

Nikkei is a representative stock index in Japan, a barometer representing the quality of Japan's stock market or capital market, and one of the factors reflecting the value of the yen, so it will have a related impact on the exchange rate of the yen in the foreign exchange market. At present, the Japanese yen is the currency of seven industrial countries, and it is also one of the most active foreign exchange in the foreign exchange market. The rise and fall of the Nikkei index is very important.

Nikkei is a stock price index compiled by Japan Economic News. It was first edited in September 1950. The revised average share price was calculated based on the shares of 225 companies listed on the first market of Tokyo Stock Exchange, which was then called "Zhengdong revised average share price". 1 975 May1,renamed as "Nikkei Jones Average Share Price". 65438+May 1 0985 was changed to "Nikkei Average Share Price" (hereinafter referred to as "Nikkei Index").

The Nikkei average stock price, formerly known as Zheng Dong's revised average stock price, is an average stock price compiled and published by Japan Economic News Agency to reflect the price changes of Japanese stock market.