nikkei claws higher in choppy trade; jal lower - office air purifier

The Nikkei index rose after a sharp fall and the dlr/yen fell steadily.
Royal Dutch Airlines seeks a stake in the sale of the H1N1 virus
Economic optimism may fade-
Aiko Hayashi, Tokyo analystReuters)-
Japan's Nikkei index rose slightly by 0.
With the support of canon, the trading volatility on Tuesday reached 2% (7751. T)
As the yen remains stable against the dollar, other exporters are concerned that this may be a temporary respite, with limited gains.
Japan Airlines 9205
Despite the news, Air France-KLM (AIRF. PA)
Joined a list of suitors seeking a minority stake in the loss
Japanese aircraft carrier. [ID:nT194467]
But Dajin Industry Co. , Ltd (6367. T)
No in the world.
After announcing plans to start selling an air purifier, the air-conditioner maker's share price rose 6%, claiming the air purifier could completely break down the influenza A (H1N1) virus. [ID:nT204372]
"The market is supported by a halt in the yen's appreciation against the dollar, as hot money flows into goods and stocks encouraged by Japan's near zero interest rate policy, in the United States and Europe," Takahiko Murakami, general manager Xi's stock securities.
"But the bond market participants have been thinking about the possibility that the economy may fall to the second bottom in the future, and the optimism in the stock market about the economic recovery may eventually subside. ” U. S.
US Treasury bonds rose slightly in Asia on Tuesday, supported by a small buy the next day after the profit --
Bond prices were hit. [US/]
Nikkei index. N225 rose 18.
63 to 10,220.
69, 2 behind.
3% days ago.
More extensive toppix. TOPX dipped 0.
2% to 932. 65.
The trade was thin and choppy, and later in the morning, when the dollar briefly fell below 91 yen, the benchmark briefly entered the Negative Zone.
The dollar rose by 0. 2% at 91.
07 Yen = hit 7-Month low 9018 on Monday. [FRX/]
Investors are worried that the yen will strengthen because the yen will limit their profits when exporters are repatriated.
"Yesterday, the market obviously fell too much. we saw some short-selling compensation, but this fluctuation may last for a period of time," said Shihei Yixiong, head of Okayama securities investment strategy.
"We need to see if the yen continues to strengthen.
In addition, some investors are waiting for what kind of policies the new government has put in place, so some investors may not buy them.
Mr Hatoyama will take office on Wednesday after the Democratic Party wins a long election.
The dominant Liberal Democratic Party
The Nikkei business daily said on Tuesday that Hatoyama had decided to appoint senior councillor Fujii as finance minister. [ID:nT190562][ID:nT311225]Air France-KLM (AIRF. PA)
Negotiations are underway to inject hundreds of millions of dollars into JAL 9205.
A person familiar with the matter said.
Delta Airlines (DAL. N)
AMR of American Airlines
N is holding separate "early stage" talks with the Japanese aircraft carrier.
Everyone wants to get into its routing network. [ID:nN14526558]
Meanwhile, Japanese media said Tuesday that JAL plans to cut overseas flights and increase staff cuts over the next three years to cut operating costs by 30%.
"JAL should try to reverse the business by restructuring itself and then turn to others," said Murai of Nozomi Securities . ". JAL lost 2.
3% to 172 yen.
Shares of Daikin industry jumped to 3,380 yen.
It will give a brief introduction to the new technology at 2: 30. m. (0530 GMT). NEC Corp (6701. T)
After Japan ranked second, it rose 1% to 303 yen.
3 mobile phone manufacturers said they would take over the mobile phone business of Casio Computer Company6952. T)
Hitachi Limited (6501. T)
As struggling industries unite, reduce costs and survive quickly
The market shrank. [ID:nT211084]
Casio shares fell 0.
4% yen to 826 yen, Hitachi plus 0.
7% to 306 yen.
The exporter's short cover rose. Canon jumped 3.
Honda Motor Company 8% to 3,580 yen (7267. T)added 0.
4% to 2,790 yen and Toyota Motor Corporation (7203. T)gained 0.
3% to 3,750 yen. (
Elaine is a supplementary report.
Edwina Gibbs editor)