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Investing.com -- Japan’s premier stock index, the Nikkei 225, witnessed a sharp fall of 4.05% to close the trading day at 35,617.56, marking a near 12% drop from its peak in December.
This significant decline has pushed the index into what is commonly referred to as correction territory.
The broader Topix index was not immune to the downward pressure, losing 3.57% to end the day at 2,658.73. The market’s reaction reflects the ongoing apprehension among investors due to the imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration.
This latest market movement in Japan echoes the global concern around trade tensions and their potential impact on economic growth. The Nikkei 225’s entry into correction territory, defined as a 10% drop from recent highs, is a clear indicator of the prevailing investor sentiment.
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