Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei down 2.73%
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Tokyo Stock Exchange opens with Nikkei down 2.73%

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 01:16

The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened today with a sharp decline. The main Japanese index, the Nikkei, registered a drop of 2.73%, standing at 63,491.93 points. The drop occurred a few minutes after the opening of the trading session. The article does not mention the causes of this decline nor does it provide more context about what may have motivated this market movement.

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