Japanese Shares Rebound on Higher Commodity Prices, Weaker Yen; Sony Gains

(Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks rebounded from their
biggest loss in a month, led by trading companies, after
commodities prices rose at the end of last week. Exporters
advanced after the yen weakened against the dollar and euro,
boosting the value of their overseas sales.

Mitsui & Co., Japan's second-largest trading company,
jumped 1.7 percent. Sony Corp., the maker of the PlayStation 3
game console, rose for the first time in four days.


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