US EditionBREAKING NEWS: Nikkei Stock Index Falls over 2% After Wall St. Plunge Fri.
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According to the original report, Japanese markets received a considerable blow after the latest U.S. employment data set off alarms about the country's economic state. Concerns were mainly reflected in the decline in the Nikkei 225 index (^N225) and the Topix index, which closed with a fall of 1.2% and 1.1% respectively.The Japanese yen experienced a remarkable strengthening, closing at 147.70 per dollar in Tokyo.This increase occurred after a …
The Tokyo Stock Exchange ends the first session of the week in decline following the downward trajectory of the US indices, after the alarming data from the labour market in the United States, and the uncertainty about trade negotiations by the Trump administration with other countries still seeking an agreement on duties. The Nikkei yields 1.25%, at 40.290.70, with a loss of more than 500 points. On the foreign exchange front the yen recovers g…
Asia Unshaken by Wall Street Rout, BoE Set to Steer the Week - Action Forex
Forex markets opened the week on a quiet note, with major pairs and crosses holding tightly within Friday’s ranges during Asian session. Even with last week’s risk-off tone and Wall Street’s steep decline, Asian investors appear to be taking the broader US developments in stride. One outlier is Japan’s Nikkei, which extended its selloff from Friday. Still, the index remains comfortably above the key 40k psychological level, a sign that confidenc…
Passersby walk past an electronic display displaying the Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (Photo by KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP via Getty Images) Getty Images The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened Monday with a sharp decline of 2.07%, with the Nikkei 225 settling at 39,930 points in early trading. The decline was driven by uncertainty over tariffs and disappointing US employment data. Wall Street closed Friday with sharp losses, creating a climate …
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