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TOKYO Camisolas Portuguesa Futebol , July 2 (Xinhua) -- The Nikkei stock index gained 0.29 percent on Wednesday tracking gains on Wall Street as investors remain confident about the course of the global economy.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 index gained 43.77 points to finish at 15,369.97, while the broader Topix index of all first-section issues added 4.70 points, or 0.37 percent, to finish at 1,280.78.
Traders said that buying got off to a good start thanks to fresh closing highs in New York overnight with the Dow climbing 0. 77 percent and the S & P 500 gaining 0.67 percent. The Nasdaq, for its part, closed up 1.14 percent at the end of trade.
Analysts here said that shares in the U.S. were also propelled upwards following robust automobile sales and China's manufacturing data, which suggests the world's second largest economy is charting a good track, supported by increasing exports.
U.S. shares closing higher, saw the dollar fetching 101.60 yen in afternoon trade in Tokyo, compared to 101.53 yen logged in New York on Tuesday afternoon.
Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities, noted that momentum in the market remains robust, adding that the highly-anticipated jobs data due out from the U.S. on Friday, should help to reinforce faith in the health of the world's top economy.
From a broader perspective, Seiichiro Iwamoto, at Mizuho Asset Management Co., said, "the U.S. economy is steadily recovering, as are emerging countries, so there's relief that it doesn't look like there's an economic slowdown."
"We can expect earnings at companies that will benefit from increased capital investment to do well," Iwamoto said, referring to yesterday's Tankan survey by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) which revealed that large businesses here are more willing to shell out on new equipment.
According to the BOJ's quarterly report, large companies raised their combined investment plans for the continuing financial year ending March, to a 7.4 percent increase from a previous 0.1 percent rise forecast in its March survey, the central bank's figures showed.
The latest figure, the central bank said, is the highest since the 2007 June survey, with large manufacturers likely to increase their investments to around 13 percent higher than initial median forecasts and marking the highest such investment rate since the Tankan in June 2006.
The yen's retreat versus the U.S. dollar was a boon for exporters and some tech firms, who rely on a weaker yen in overseas markets to boost profits when repatriated. A weaker yen also increases earnings potential and becomes competitive in overseas markets.
Toyota, the world's largest automaker, accelerated 0.64 percent to finish at 6,209 yen, while Sony rose 0.93 percent to close the day 1,721 yen.
Tire maker Bridgestone jumped 3.6 percent to 3,737 yen, following Credit Suisse raising its outlook on the stock to 4,650 yen from 4,600 yen, citing an expectation for second-quarter operating profit higher than the firm's original forecast.
Japan's major shipping companies also faired well Wednesday, with second-largest Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. rising 1.9 percent to 386 yen, while third-largest Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. added 0.9 percent to finish at 215 yen.
Nippon Yusen, Japan's biggest shipper, leapt 2 percent to 301 yen, following the Nikkei business daily reporting that the company will join with Mitsubishi Corp. and French energy behemoth GDF Suez to sell liquified natural gas (LNG).
Trading volume on Wednesday rose to 2.29 billion shares on the Tokyo Exchange's First Section, down from Tuesday's volume of 2.39 billion shares, with advancing issues outnumbering declining ones by 939 to 703.
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NAIROBI, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- The Kenyan Premier League (KPL) has rejected the country's federation proposal to expand the domestic top flight to 18 teams insisting they would run a 16-team championship setting the stage for an all out battle over control of the competition.
Tuesday's announcement came 24 hours after Football Kenya Federation (FKF) promoted two extra teams and upheld the relegation of another having initially declared they would stay up to bring the number of their suggested 2015 KPL to 18.
In a statement signed on behalf of the Executive Committee by chief executive Jack Oguda, the league management body avowed they will stick to the 16-team format brought to being in 2007 when parallel top flight leagues merged after years of bitter fighting between two rival federation camps.
""The federation National Executive Committee, which made the decision to increase the number of teams to 18, was not properly constituted as the members of Division One and KPL representatives have never been invited to the meetings as required by the Constitution and has on several occasions made decisions outside the Judicial Process contrary to its own Constitution,"" Oguda stressed.
On Monday, FKF promoted Kakamega Homeboyz and Nakumatt FC to their proposed expanded 18-team KPL ""as per recommendation of the FKFKPL technical committee"" that the latter denied.
""The Draft Strategic Plan was presented by a consultant and was commented on by delegates but was not ""adopted"" as falsely claimed.
""The members agreed that all branches must also adopt the format of the draft Strategic Plan presented and resolved that a final Strategic Plan would be discussed at a later date to be adopted by the members,"" the CEO said of the alleged agreement at FKF's Annual General Meeting to expand the premier league.
""On Nov. 14, the KPL Governing Council met and opposed the 18- Team League and reconfirmed that the 2015 Season will be a 16-Team League.""
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