The Tokyo Stock Exchange reaches its maximum in almost 21 years before the possible continuity of Abe

The Tokyo Stock Exchange gained its best today in nearly 21 years driven by positive economic indicators and the predictable continuity of "Abenomics", the strategy of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, before his good electoral prospects.

The Nikkei index advanced 57.76 points, down 0.28%, to 20,881.27 points, its best close since December 5, 1996, when it finished at 20,943.90.