Tokyo stocks fell for a second straight session, closing at ¥67,777, as semiconductor stocks and others came under selling pressure

The story

The Nikkei 225 fell for a fourth straight session on the 13th, dropping below ¥68,000 as selling spread, particularly among semiconductor-related stocks. Investor sentiment was weighed down by the decline in technology stocks in the U.S. market and uncertainty over the outlook for the Middle East.

The Nikkei 225 closed ¥1,253.40 lower than the previous weekend at ¥67,777.52, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange Price Index (TOPIX) rose 5.86 points to 4,110.67. Trading volume was approximately 23.5628 million shares.

The report was carried by Kyodo News.

At a glance

Timing13th

Close¥67,777.52

DeclineDown ¥1,253.40

TOPIX4110.67

Trading volumeApproximately 23.5628 million shares

Use of fundsDeclines in U.S. technology stocks and uncertainty over the Middle East weighed on the market

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