Japan Nikkei Falls for Third Session on Tech Slump
Japan shares fell for a third straight session as chip-related stocks dropped. Energy shares gained following higher oil prices. A major cyberattack also impacted trading.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 fell 0.80% to close at 62,189.65 on Monday morning, marking its third straight session of losses. The drop follows weakness in global technology shares and a cyberattack that hit local foreign exchange trading platforms. Despite the broader index decline, energy shares rose alongside global crude benchmarks.
