Japan's Nikkei share average rose for the fifth straight session on Monday, with investors scooping up straggling blue-chips as they sought further evidence of U.S. economic recovery before pushing the index higher.
The Nikkei .N225 has gained 20 percent so far this year on the back of robust U.S. economic data and liquidity boosting programs by global central banks, taking the benchmark deep into "overbought" territory with its 14-day relative strength index at 78.8.
(Reuters)
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