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Japan stocks rebound more than 10% after plunge into bear market

Bloomberg
Bloomberg • 2 min read
Japan stocks rebound more than 10% after plunge into bear market
Even with a rebound, Japanese stocks will likely remain at bear market levels in the short term after a steep three-day drop sent the equity gauges down more than 20% from their July peak. Photo: Bloomberg
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Japanese stocks surged after their plunge into a bear market during the previous day’s trading brought them down to key technical levels. 

The Nikkei 225 Stock Average and Topix rebounded more than 8%, the most since October 2008, as exporters such tech companies and automakers surged after the yen slumped about 1% against the dollar. Banks as a sector soared 10%, after tumbling 17% on Monday. All 33 of the Topix industry gauges climbed. 

Volatile market conditions set off a circuit breaker for Nikkei futures earlier. Equity benchmarks tumbled 12% on Monday in a broad flight from risk amid a stronger yen, tighter monetary policy and concern over the US economy’s outlook. 

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