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Japanese shares end lower as pandemic curbs hit risk appetite

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read TOKYO, May 19 (Reuters) - Japanese shares closed lower on Wednesday, tracking cues from Wall Street’s weak overnight finish, while domestic cyclicals lost ground as concerns over the country’s pandemic-induced economic slump weighed on investor sentiment. The Nikkei share average dropped 1.28% to close at 28,044.45, while the broader Topix lost 0.66% to 1,895.24. “Japanese market can’t be free from the influence of overseas markets. At the same time, Japan has its own negative factor - the government’s emergency measures to curb COVID-19 infections,” Yoshihiro Takeshige, general manager at investment management department, Asahi Life Asset Management, said.

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Japanese shares drop as economic slump prompts investor caution

Japanese shares drop as economic slump prompts investor caution Reuters 5 hrs ago TOKYO, May 19 (Reuters) - Japanese shares fell on Wednesday, tracking cues from Wall Street s weak finish overnight, while domestic cyclicals lost ground as concerns over the country s pandemic-induced economic slump weighed on investor sentiment. Popular Searches Nikkei share average was down 1.34% at 28,026.36 by 0207 GMT, while the broader Topix fell 0.67% to 1,895.19. Japanese market can t be free from the influence of overseas markets. At the same time, Japan has its own negative factor - the government s emergency measures to curb COVID-19 infections, Yoshihiro Takeshige, general manager at investment management department, Asahi Life Asset Management, said.

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Japanese shares end lower as pandemic curbs hit risk appetite

Article content TOKYO Japanese shares closed lower on Wednesday, tracking cues from Wall Street’s weak overnight finish, while domestic cyclicals lost ground as concerns over the country’s pandemic-induced economic slump weighed on investor sentiment. The Nikkei share average dropped 1.28% to close at 28,044.45, while the broader Topix lost 0.66% to 1,895.24. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Japanese shares end lower as pandemic curbs hit risk appetite Back to video “Japanese market can’t be free from the influence of overseas markets. At the same time, Japan has its own negative factor – the government’s emergency measures to curb COVID-19 infections,” Yoshihiro Takeshige, general manager at investment management department, Asahi Life Asset Management, said.

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Japanese shares drop as economic slump prompts investor caution

Japanese shares drop as economic slump prompts investor caution
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