On Tuesday, the Japanese index Nikkei fell due to the strengthening of the yen and a risky market due to the trade war triggered by the new tariffs imposed by the U.S. ...
Analysts note that investors are concerned about the negative impacts of trade disputes on the global economy. "The risk is that the trade war worsens and shows serious implications for the economy, causing investors to remain on the sidelines," noted the commentator.
Particularly hard hit were the shares of exporters due to the rise in the value of the yen, which makes their products less competitive in global markets. In addition, speculation about the potential rise in interest rates in Japan also affected the investment climate.
However, some analysts express optimism regarding the long-term prospects of the Japanese stock market, pointing to stable domestic consumption and strong fundamental indicators of many companies.
