Japanese equities tumbled on Wednesday as renewed US-Iran military strikes pushed oil prices higher and raised concerns over economic growth, while surging government bond yields pressured technology and chip stocks. The Nikkei fell nearly 3%, with defensive drugmakers bucking the broader market decline.
Japanese equities tumbled on Wednesday as renewed US-Iran military strikes pushed oil prices higher and raised concerns over economic growth, while surging government bond yields pressured technology and chip stocks. The Nikkei fell nearly 3%, with defensive drugmakers bucking the broader market decline.
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