株価かぶか1900円えん超ちょう値下ねさがり 米べい中ちゅう貿易ぼうえき摩擦まさつ激化げきかで世界せかい経済けいざい減速げんそくの懸念けねん

On the Tokyo stock market on the 11th, concerns about the intensifying US-China tariff dispute have resurfaced, leading to an overall decline.

The Nikkei Stock Average, after a record rise on the 10th, has turned into a significant decline exceeding 1900 yen at one point, with unstable price movements continuing.

On the Tokyo stock market on the 11th, trading began with a widespread decline, and the Nikkei Stock Average fell by more than 1,900 yen by around 9:40 a.m.

The Nikkei Stock Average saw its second-largest increase on the 10th, but concerns over escalating US-China trade tensions resurfaced in the market after the White House explained on the 10th that the tariff rate on imports from China would total 145%. As a result, on the 11th, sell orders have surged.

The Nikkei Stock Average closed at 33,148.45 yen in the morning, 1,460.55 yen lower than the closing price on the 10th.

Tokyo Stock Price Index, TOPIX is 107

89 down to 2431

51

The trading volume in the morning was 1,106.8 million shares.

In the Tokyo foreign exchange market, the dollar was sold due to concerns that the U.S. economy might slow down because of the U.S.-China trade friction, and the yen exchange rate temporarily appreciated to the 142 yen per dollar level for the first time in about six months in the morning.

Market participants say, Investor anxiety over the Trump administrations tariff policy has not been dispelled, resulting in unprecedented volatile price movements.

Asian stocks also fell in various regions. Major Asian stock markets on the 11th are declining in many markets due to concerns that trade friction between the United States and China will intensify further.

As of 11:00 AM Japan time, the representative stock indices in various parts of Asia are ▽ 2 in Singapore

4% ▽ In Korea 1

5% ▽ 1 in Sydney

4% ▽ 0 in Hong Kong

Each has decreased by 4%.

On the 10th, markets across Asia saw significant price increases, but on the 11th, sell orders are spreading due to concerns that US-China trade tensions will intensify as the American White House explained that additional tariffs on imports from China will amount to 145%.

Market participants say, The exchanges between the US and China are repeated daily with no end in sight, and the anxiety among investors is higher than ever before.

The Asian economy is easily influenced by the trends of both countries, and the stock market continues to experience unstable price movements, it says.