Tokyo (EFE) .- The main indicator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei, retreated more than 5% to the opening of the Friday session, dragged by the collection of benefits, after a rise of more than 9% through the tariff truce of Donald Trump will record on the eve.
The index follows Thursday’s strong losses on Wall Street, amid concerns about uncertainty about the possible economic consequences of the commercial war.
After the first 15 minutes of negotiation, the Nikkei, which brings together the 225 most representative titles of the market, receded 5.21% to 32,805.14 integers.
The broader selective Topix, which includes the firms of the main section, the largest capitalization, remained a more moderate 3.49% to 2,450.89 units.
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The stock market opened heavily down, with investors collecting benefits after the important rise of the eve, a reaction to the decision of President Donald Trump to suspend for 90 days a large part of the tariffs that had imposed on dozens of its commercial partners.
The automobile manufacturer Toyota, a company with the greatest capitalization in Tokyo, retreated 6.33%, while the company of the semiconductor sector Disco Corp Cedía 5.93%.
With information from EFE and Reuters
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