"Nikki" closes on a sharp decline on fears of America's debt
TOKYO: Japan's Nikkei index fell sharply today to close below the moving average of two hundred a day with the growing market concern about whether it was possible to resolve the crisis talks, raising the debt ceiling in the United States to avoid default by the deadline next week.
As reported by the Saudi Press Agency "SPA" The Nikkei index of shares of major Japanese companies closed down 1.5% to reach 9901.35 points, or without moving average for the hundred days of 9921 points, and dropped broader Topix index of 1.3% to reach 848.37 points.
TOKYO: Japan's Nikkei index fell sharply today to close below the moving average of two hundred a day with the growing market concern about whether it was possible to resolve the crisis talks, raising the debt ceiling in the United States to avoid default by the deadline next week.
As reported by the Saudi Press Agency "SPA" The Nikkei index of shares of major Japanese companies closed down 1.5% to reach 9901.35 points, or without moving average for the hundred days of 9921 points, and dropped broader Topix index of 1.3% to reach 848.37 points.
