Tokyo's nikkei stock market index down 1.72%

Xinhua net Tokyo on March 11, (reporter XieLin) by investors worried about global economic prospects and other factors, 11,Coiled Cable Tokyo's nikkei 225 stock average of stock market price index fell 1.72%. 10, the U.S. labor department figures, for the first time in the United States last week for unemployment benefits greater than the market is expected to increase in the number; And the price of crude oil by such factors, January the us trade deficit annulus comparing rose 15.1%. In addition, moody's sovereign debt rating cut Spain, once again,USB Cables for the European sovereign debt sparked worries. More bad news on the New York stock exchange to three stock index fell 10, by more than 1.8%. On the global economic outlook worries also crack down on the Tokyo market, 11, the nikkei stock index significantly lower in early trading, open. The situation in the Middle East and north Africa continue to uncertainty state, investors remain cautious attitude, once the nikkei stock index fell below 10300 points. But the foreign exchange market the yen to Tokyo dollar down slightly, and, to some extent, support the grail. The nikkei stock index in the earlier period of decline after some narrow. To early end plate,LED Lights the nikkei stock index fell 0.83%. In afternoon trading session, China's government has released February consumer price index increased by beating market expectations, to market with pressure. In addition, there is the news that the Japanese prime minister JianZhiRen political capital management group received foreigners political offer gold. The political not clear, plus near weekend, market wait-and-see atmosphere increase. The nikkei stock index fell to expand. Near the closing, Japan northeast China earthquake, the east card trading system are not affected, but the stock market fell further. To 11, closed, the nikkei stock index fell 179.95 points, or, to 10254.43, down 1.72%. Tokyo stock exchange stock price index fell 15.33 points, or, to 915.51, down 1.65%.