The Japanese stock market experienced a significant decline on Monday, primarily driven by a drop in shares of chip-related companies. This downward trend in the market was largely influenced by the growing tensions in the Middle East, which negatively impacted investor risk appetite.
As tensions in the Middle East escalated, market participants became more cautious, resulting in a decreased desire to take on higher-risk investments. The chip-related shares, in particular, were hit hard as these companies heavily rely on global trade and geopolitical stability. The uncertain outlook for the region, combined with the potential disruption to supply chains, sparked concerns among investors and led to a widespread sell-off in the Japanese stock market.
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