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Nikkei Plummes over 5%

Japanese Nikkei has now collapsed more than 5%, while gold hit another record high as the continuation of the Tariff Jitters hit Asian shares in early Friday.

Nikkei 225 Benchmark Index was turned off by 5.4%, which jumped 9.1% on Thursday after the 90-day tariffs Donald Trump. Other markets also reversed many of the winnings in the previous days, with Kospa South Korea in Seoul 1.64% and, as is just published, Australia more than 2%.

The oil and dollar also slid into fears from global slowdown in economic activity, while gold hit a new record. Jen – Another property of a safe haven – also received 0.9% on Friday in relation to the US dollar.

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Updated on 21.51 EDT

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Australian stock losses Top 2%

In Australia, today’s decline in the stock market continued, and the shares are currently being prepared more than 2% as investors who drove relief in the previous session concerned about US tariffs.

The S & P / ASX 200 index fell as much as 2.4% to 7.524.50 Points for 0016 GMT, after the reference reference reflection on Thursday after the return of Donald Trump.

Benchmark asked for a waste of almost 2% for the week, if the losses keep, Reuters reported.

Trump temporarily stopped many of his new tariffs, but further increased pressure on China, the main trading partner for Australia, with inspects for a total of 145%. Investors take care of China can reply to higher tariffs.

Any potential slowdown in the second largest economy in the world from the tariff would be harmful to local stock-focused stocks, which have great exposure to China, the main consumer of the goods.

Australian mining supplies decreased by 1.8%. Heavyweight BHP and Red River Withdrawn 2.8% and 2.3%. FortscueThe shares fell 2.7%. Energy supplies were withdrawn 3.5% after oil prices have reduced more than 3% overnight. Subindex was on the way to reduce more than 5% for a week.

Best Energy Companies Woodside Energy and Santos Palo 3.5% and 3.6%.

Gold supplies rose 2.2% to hit fresh all the time, mirroring record prices of gold.

Bank stock fell 2.9%. Finance were on their way to lose 2.7% for the week. Banks “Velikih” fell between 2.8% and 3.2%.

New Zealand’s Benchmark S & P / NZX 50 index fell 1.5% to 12,023.84 points. New Zealand stocks went by 1.6% drop in a week, in what could be their worst week since the beginning of March.

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Updated on 21.14 EDT

2025-04-11 01:34:00

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