Nikkei 225 falls for first time in 3 sessions, down ¥1,130 to ¥65,269 as export-related stocks face selling over profitability concerns

The Nikkei 225 fell for the first time in 3 sessions, closing at ¥65,269, down ¥1,130. Selling reportedly spread among export-related stocks amid concerns over deteriorating profitability.

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The Nikkei 225 fell for the first time in 3 sessions, closing at ¥65,269, down ¥1,130. The market is reportedly positioned for the following day's trading.

Selling spread among export-related stocks amid concerns over deteriorating profitability, weighing on the market, according to some views.

Investors are reportedly watching trends in related stocks and companies' profitability as they assess the market's future direction.

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Nikkei 225Down for the first time in 3 sessions, closing at ¥65,269, down ¥1,130 from the previous day

TrendSelling emerged amid concerns that deteriorating profitability would weigh on export-related stocks

Investor responseMoves to prepare for the following day's trading have been reported

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