LEAD: Tokyo stocks rise as exporters gain on renewed recovery hopes.

TOKYO, Nov. 6 Kyodo

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Tokyo stocks rose Friday morning as exporters advanced on improved confidence in the global economic recovery, after upbeat U.S. jobs data lifted the Dow Jones index back to the 10,000 level.

The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 110.44 points, or 1.14 percent, to 9,827.88 from Thursday's one-month closing low. The broader Topix index of all First Section issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was up 1.39 points, or 0.16 percent, to 876.35.

Gainers were led by glass and ceramics, precision machinery and electrical machinery issues. Major decliners included the rubber product, insurance and air transport sectors.

Hopes for upbeat results in closely watched U.S. October nonfarm payrolls and unemployment data, due out later Friday, were raised after a 10-month low in initial jobless claims spurred a rally in New York stocks Thursday, brokers said.

The renewed recovery optimism particularly lifted technology and other export-oriented shares. But a continued slump in banking and other financial stocks, which has a greater impact on the Topix than the Nikkei, capped gains in the broader index.

''Jitters about an anticipated tightening of capital requirements for banks continue to keep investors away from buying financial shares as they wait for details expected by the end of the year,'' said Yumi Nishimura, a senior equity market analyst at Daiwa Securities SMBC Co. ''This weighed down the Topix index.''

Mizuho Financial Group lost 3 yen, or almost 2 percent, to 178 yen, while Shinsei Bank lost over 3 percent.

Buying in the Tokyo market was also supported by some bargain-hunting after recent declines, brokers said.

Among notable gainers, Hitachi rose 13 yen, or over 4 percent, to 301 yen, while Canon was up 120 yen, or over 3 percent, to 3,470 yen.

NEC jumped 22 yen, or almost 9 percent, to 270 yen. The electronics maker announced Friday morning its first public stock offering in six years with an aim of raising 134.0 billion yen by the end of this month.

Sanyo Electric, the morning volume leader, rebounded from the previous day's sharp decline to gain 7 yen, or about 4 percent, to 179 yen. Value leader Toyota Motor ended unchanged at 3,580 yen.

Meanwhile, Bridgestone fell 49 yen, or over 3 percent, to 1,432 yen after revising downward its group net balance projection for fiscal 2009 ending next month.

On the First Section, declining issues outnumbered advancing ones 1,056 to 490, with 140 others ending the morning unchanged.

Trading volume on the main section came to 921.09 million shares, down from Thursday morning's 982.65 million.

The TSE's Second Section index was down 2.74 points, or 0.13 percent, to 2,136.39 on a volume of 74.70 million shares. On the Osaka Securities Exchange, the near-term December Nikkei 225 index futures contract was up 130 points to 9,830.