Nikkei 225 Falls Below 65,000 as Global Markets Slide

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average dropped for a third straight day on Wednesday, slipping under 65,000 points. The decline was driven by rising crude oil prices, higher Japanese government bond yields, and losses on Wall Street, reflecting broader risk‑off sentiment across Asian markets. The move signals continued investor caution amid global economic uncertainty. QUOTE: "<briefly falling below the 65,000 mark>" — Sunday Guardian

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Stock Markets End Lower At 76,152, Nifty Tests 23,900

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Nikkei 225 Today: Japan Stock Market Index Breaks Below 65,000 Amid Global Sell-Off; Check Key Reasons, Market Levels And What Investors Should Watch

Right-leaning · Sunday Guardian

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