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BREAKING NEWS: Nikkei Index Extends Losses, Down over 2% Amid Japan Political Uncertainty
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Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average Slips as Market Frets over Premiership, US-China Tensions
TOKYO, Oct 14 (Reuters) – Japan’s Nikkei share average sank on Tuesday after reopening from a long weekend, pressured by uncertainty surrounding the country’s next premier and persistent U.S.-China trade tensions.
Japanese shares dive as market frets over premiership, US-China tensions - Regional Media News
By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese shares sank on Tuesday after a long weekend, clocking their sharpest one-day drop since April, as investors fretted over uncertainty surrounding the country’s next premier and persistent U.S.-China trade tensions. The Nikkei share average closed 2.58% lower at 46,847.32, while the broader Topix slid 2% to 3,133.99. Japanese investors returning from a national holiday on Monday faced a complex global ba…
Japan Stock Market Crash: Nikkei Plunges & Fears Rise - Archyworldys
Japan Faces Economic and Political Crossroads Amid Market Turmoil Tokyo – Japan is navigating a complex period of economic uncertainty and potential… The post Japan Stock Market Crash: Nikkei Plunges & Fears Rise appeared first on Archyworldys.
On the 14th, the Tokyo Stock Exchange, after the long holiday, saw a sharp decline in the Nikkei 225 stock average. The decline exceeded 1,500 yen at one point, and for the first time in about a week, it fell below the 47,000 yen mark. The political turmoil has made it unclear whether the fiscal policy of LDP President Sanae Takaichi will be implemented, and the "Takaichi" stock market, which has supported the rise in stock prices, has been affe…
Asian markets opened with mixed signs this Tuesday, reflecting investors’ caution against tense trade negotiations between the United States and China. Japan suffered declines, while South Korea and mainland China made slight progress, demonstrating regional volatility.
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