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Tokyo: Stocks fall more than 3% at opening

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Published Thu, Sep 10, 2015 · 12:25 AM

    [TOKYO] Tokyo shares fell more than three percent at the opening on Thursday after their biggest one-day jump since 2008.

    The Nikkei-225 index at Tokyo Stock Exchange lost 3.21 per cent, or 602.86 points, to 18,167.65 in the first minutes of trading.

    AFP

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