Tokyo: Nikkei closes down more than 1.2%

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[TOKYO] Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei index ended down over 1.2 per cent on Thursday after European and US stock markets plunged on worries over resurgent coronavirus infections. Read more at The Business Times.

Key indexes on Wall Street plunged more than 2 per cent Wednesday, while European markets sank amid virus fears and rekindled trade tensions between Brussels and Washington.

Updated International Monetary Fund economic forecasts also hit investor sentiment, with the institution predicting the global economy would contract by 4.9 per cent this year and warning the downturn is a"crisis like no other".

 

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