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To: DebtBomb who wrote (30610)	1/28/2001 9:30:53 PM
From: rocket_no9	Respond to of 49816

Tokyo stocks firmed by midday on Monday as a stronger Nasdaq close invited investors to snatch up high-tech issues such as Tokyo Electron that fell with the Nikkei's four-day tumble last week. "We're looking at a technical rebound after the market's four-day slide. Investors are especially reevaluating semiconductor-related issues after their recent beating," said Paul Migliorato, head of international sales at Commerzbank Securities. A maker of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, Tokyo Electron Ltd <8035.T> gained 3.39 percent to 7,940 yen, helping the Nikkei <.N225> to firm 1.23 percent or 168.39 points to 13,864.45. The benchmark average slid 2.09 percent last week following a six-percent, seven-day rally that ended last Monday.