Nikkei 225 extends decline, selling prevails on lower US stocks at the 1 September open (Wealth Advisor)

The story

The Nikkei 225 opened on 1 September at ¥65,885.47, down ¥426.46 from the previous day, marking a second consecutive decline. Selling spilled over into the Tokyo market after US stocks fell following reports related to Iran.

The yen-denominated settlement value of Chicago Nikkei futures, an indicator supporting the direction of the Tokyo market, stood at ¥65,890, down ¥560 from the previous day.

In the foreign exchange market, the US dollar was trading in the upper ¥159 range and the euro in the mid-¥185 range.

The source is Wealth Advisor.

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ExchangeNikkei 225 extends decline at the open

Price movementNikkei 225 ¥65,885.47, down ¥426.46 from the previous day

FuturesChicago Nikkei futures yen-denominated settlement value ¥65,890, down ¥560 from the previous day

Foreign ExchangeUS dollar in the upper ¥159 range, euro in the mid-¥185 range

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