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作成日: 2023/03/14 07:23

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The collapse of two US banks sent a shockwave through financial markets in Japan on Monday.
                
Tokyo&#039;s Nikkei Stock Average ended the day at 27,832. That&#039;s down 311 points, or 1.1 percent, from Friday&#039;s close. The index briefly lost more than 500 points.
Investors unloaded shares almost across the board. Bank and IT-related stocks were especially hard-hit.
                
Investors moved money into less-risky assets. They bought Japanese government bonds, sending the yield of the benchmark 10-year issue down to 0.295 percent.
                
It&#039;s a level not seen since December 20. That was when the Bank of Japan tweaked its monetary policy to allow the 10-year yield to move in a wider band.
The exchange rate between the yen and the dollar fluctuated widely. The Japanese currency gained more than 2 yen at one stage.
                
Japan&#039;s government and central bank expect the overall impact to be limited.
                
This reflects the fact that the bank at the center of the situation, Silicon Valley Bank, is a special type of lender that mainly deals with startups, said Ichikawa Masahiro, chief market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
                
Ichikawa said it&#039;s unlikely this will spread to other banks and disrupt the global financial system, the way collapse of Lehman Brothers did in 2008.
                
He said what&#039;s needed is to calmly watch events over the next few days.

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