日本股市因贸易谨慎情绪而下滑
Japanese shares declined on Monday, with the Nikkei 225 falling 0.7% to around 34,500 and the Topix Index down 0.5% to 2,545, ending a two-day winning streak. Investors are cautious ahead of US-Japan trade talks, with Japan considering increased soybean and rice imports as a concession. Major decliners included Suzuki Motor (-3.4%) and Toyota Motor (-1%).
The Nikkei 225 fell 0.7% to around 34,500, while the broader Topix Index declined 0.5% to 2,545 on Monday, ending a two-day winning streak as investors turned cautious ahead of updates on US-Japan trade talks.
In the latest development, Japan is reportedly considering increasing soybean and rice imports as a concession to the US. Last week, American negotiators raised concerns over barriers in Japan’s automotive and rice markets, while also pressing Tokyo to expand imports of meat, fish products, and potatoes.
With no major domestic economic data or earnings releases scheduled for Monday, attention remained focused on trade developments.
Among the biggest losers were automakers Suzuki Motor (-3.4%) and Toyota Motor (-1%).
Other notable decliners included Mitsubishi UFJ (-1.1%), IHI Corp (-0.9%), and Fast Retailing (-0.8%).
