The Japanese Nikkei index was rolled away from 33-year peak

Moscow, on May 23 — the PRIME. The Japanese Nikkei index fell today from a 33-year maximum as some investors started fixing profit after eight-day rally. Nikkei began day surely, having reached new peak on a mark 31 352,53 points — level which was last time observed in August, 1990. But after a midday break growth weakened that involved new sellers. At some instant the index lost 0,83%, but as a result finished day with fall for 0,42% to 30 957,77 points. Stocks Toyota Motor COR in the last minutes auctions unexpectedly for investors fell to 4,77% and steel...