Global Market: Nikkei drops as Japanese chip stocks track US tech selloff

Source: The Times of India· Anupam Nagar· August 25, 2026
Global Market: Nikkei drops as Japanese chip stocks track US tech selloff

Japan's Nikkei share average saw a dip as tech stocks tracked declines in the US, particularly in the semiconductor sector. Investor caution grew ahead of Nvidia's anticipated quarterly earnings, with significant losses for companies like Advantest and Tokyo …

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