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The Tokyo stock market on the 9th saw a widespread decline as concerns intensified over the Trump administrations imposition of reciprocal tariffs just after 1 PM Japan time, further escalating trade tensions between the United States and China. The Nikkei Stock Average temporarily dropped by more than 1,700 yen.

On the 9th, the Tokyo stock market experienced a broad decline from the morning due to concerns over the reciprocal tariffs by the Trump administration. However, shortly after 1 PM Japan time, when the reciprocal tariffs were actually implemented and additional tariffs on China were raised to a total of 104%, sell orders surged further, causing the Nikkei Stock Average to temporarily drop by over 1,700 yen.

Afterwards, there was some movement to buy back, but ▼ the closing price of the Nikkei Stock Average today was 31,714.03 yen, which is 1,298.55 yen lower than yesterdays closing price.

▼Tokyo Stock Exchange Price Index, TOPIX is 82

69 down to 2349

33

The trading volume for the day was 2,751,650,000 shares.

Investors remain wary that mutual tariffs could escalate trade friction between the United States and China, leading to serious impacts on the global economy. The Nikkei Stock Average has experienced significant volatility, with the day before yesterday marking the third-largest drop in history, yesterday seeing the fourth-largest rise, and today recording a substantial decline.

Market participants are saying, With the reciprocal tariffs being implemented, investors are wary of what countermeasures China will introduce next.

The investor sentiment is extremely unstable, and it seems that volatile price movements will continue for the time being, he said.

The major stock markets in Asia also declined. As of 11 a.m. on the 9th, the representative stock indices in various parts of Asia show Hong Kong at 2

In addition to a significant 20% price drop, Taiwan is 1

91%, Singapore is 1

46%, Shanghai is 1

23%, Australia is 0

97%, Korea 0

Prices have dropped by 52%.

This is because the U.S.-China confrontation has intensified further after the White House spokesperson announced on the 8th that additional tariffs on China would be raised to a total of 104%, raising concerns about serious impacts on the global economy.

Market participants say, The ongoing exchange of additional tariffs and countermeasures between the United States and China, with no resolution in sight, is heightening investor caution.

Asian countries are calling on the Trump administration to review measures, including mutual tariffs, and there is also interest in how much the Trump administration will be willing to negotiate, he said.