Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei down 2.18%
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Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei down 2.18%

SAPO31 August 2026 at 01:11

The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened today in negative territory, with the main index, the Nikkei, falling 2.18% to 64,956.78 points, minutes after the session opened.

The sharp decline reflects investors' concerns regarding current market conditions.

The Nikkei, which is Japan's main stock index, registered this significant drop right at the start of trading.

This negative movement occurs in a context of uncertainty in international financial markets, affecting Asia's largest stock exchange.

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