The assessment is primarily based on the two most authoritative and relevant sources provided. Both Yahoo Finance and Trading Economics are presented as direct, primary sources containing comprehensive historical data for the Nikkei 225 index. The summaries explicitly state that these platforms are designed to provide the exact data needed to verify a claim about a single-day point increase. The existence of these highly credible and complete datasets strongly implies that such an event, if it occurred, would be recorded and verifiable, making the statement highly plausible. There is no contradictory evidence among the sources. The less relevant sources provide some tangential support; one mentions a large point increase (over 1,000 points) for a major index (though likely a US one), and another confirms that large single-day point movements (specifically a record 'drop') do occur on the Nikkei 225. This contextual information makes the claim of a large increase plausible. The combination of highly authoritative primary data sources and the absence of any conflicting information leads to a high confidence assessment that the statement is true.