Japanese stocks in bear market as banks slump on tariff jitters




Nikkei plunged 9% this week, entering bear market territory amid U.S. tariff fears.
Banking stocks led the rout, with the banking index down 20%—its worst weekly fall ever.
Strong yen and BOJ rate uncertainty added pressure on equities and financials.
Experts warn of further downside, with Nikkei possibly dipping to 32,000 this month.

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