(Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks tumbled by the most
in more than four months, on concern a worsening U.S. housing
slump will slow economic growth in the world's biggest economy
and prompt investors to shun equities.
Companies that rely on U.S. sales plunged. Canon Inc. slid
the most since October 2003 and Honda Motor Co. fell 2.5 percent.
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in more than four months, on concern a worsening U.S. housing
slump will slow economic growth in the world's biggest economy
and prompt investors to shun equities.
Companies that rely on U.S. sales plunged. Canon Inc. slid
the most since October 2003 and Honda Motor Co. fell 2.5 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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