Japanese Stocks Climb on Stress Test Report, Merger Speculation

Japanese Stocks Climb on Stress Test Report, Merger Speculation - Bloomberg

April 27 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks climbed, led bybanks and drug companies, on speculation two local lenders willmerge and that the spread of swine flu will spur sales ofantiviral treatments.

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