Nikkei 225 falls 1,889 points as higher oil prices and rising global interest rates weigh on stocks; all 33 sectors decline [Nikkei CNBC / Today’s Key Points, Tomorrow’s Hints]

The Nikkei 225 fell 1,889 points in a broad-based market decline, amid higher oil prices and rising global interest rates. Share prices fell in all 33 sectors.

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The Nikkei 225 suffered a sharp second straight decline, ending 1,889 points lower. Selling pressure was reported to have intensified across the market.

The decline was attributed to higher oil prices and rising interest rates globally, with views expressed that tighter financial conditions around the world were also affecting Japanese stocks.

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Nikkei Average trendsThe Nikkei 225 traded 1,889 points lower

Market backdropThe decline was attributed to higher oil prices and rising interest rates globally

Sector performanceAll 33 sectors declined

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