The Japanese Nikkei Index climbed one percent today (Thursday July 26) from lowest average in seven weeks as investors clatter to buying after "good" results of corporate jobs, however, it is likely that this is "only a limited boom" as fears continue regarding international demand. According to REUTERS News Agency, the NIKKEI Index for Japanese conglomerates has increased today by 0.9 percent at 8443.10 points meanwhile TOPIX increased by 1.2% at 714.91.