TOKYO, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average is expected to be weighed down by the strength of the yen on Tuesday, but investors will be reluctant to trade heavily as Japanese companies are heading into the peak of their earnings reporting this week.
The market will be careful about taking fresh long positions as the yen firmed to 80.41 against the dollar on trading platform EBS on Monday, a 15-year high and within reach of its record high of 79.75 yen. [USD/]
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