TOKYO, March 4 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei fell on Tuesday, as markets were jittery about a trade war as fresh U.S. tariffs came into effect, while a stronger yen added to investors' concerns.

Investing.com-- Asian stocks slumped on Monday in a broad-based sell-off as U.S. President Donald Trump’s declaration of trade tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, ignited fears of a global ...

The Nikkei business daily first reported the development on Monday. Dacus, an outside director since 2022, heads a special committee to evaluate a $47 billion takeover bid from Canada's ...

Scholar Rock reported a larger-than-expected loss, with EPS missing forecasts by a wide margin. The stock rose 1.84% in premarket trading, indicating positive investor sentiment. Anticipated product ...

a source familiar with the matter told Nikkei. The plan, aimed at fending off a takeover bid from Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard, will be forced to start anew as difficulties have arisen in ...

Japan's Nikkei share average fell to a four-month low on Wednesday amid worries about the U.S. economic outlook and a stronger yen, but trimmed its losses by the close as investors sought to buy back ...

Japan’s Nikkei Index slid by 1.13% on Tuesday morning, weighed by the prospect of sweeping tariffs on auto and semiconductor exports. A slight overnight rebound in USD/JPY failed to lift ...

the Nikkei newspaper reported on Friday. Honda's stock rose over 1% in pre-market trading on Friday. The chairman of Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, earlier this ...

Japan’s Nikkei Index dropped by 0.53% on Friday morning. Rising bets on a Bank of Japan rate hike and US tariff concerns drove demand for the Japanese Yen, pressuring Japanese stocks.

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