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Japanese stocks fall 1.7 percent
The Japanese stock market declined sharply by 1.7%, due to renewed geopolitical tensions and a sudden rise in the Japanese euro, which negatively affected export companies. The Nikkei index dropped to 65,269 points, and the Topix index fell to 4,050 points, with stocks of glass and transportation equipment companies among the hardest hit, experiencing losses of up to 4.44% and 4.14%, respectively. JTAKT's shares saw the largest decline, approximately 8.68%, marking its biggest drop since August 2024, along with significant declines in Alps Alpine and Okuma stocks.
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