This does not bode well.
Japan’s Nikkei stock average slid more than 8% on Friday after U.S. stocks plummeted on fears about a global recession, while a firm yen added to the pain.In early trade, the benchmark Nikkei had shed 673.72 points to 8483.77.
-Sydney Morning Herald
Also see: Asian stocks hit after Dow plunge – BBC News (The Nikkei is down 10% now)
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