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Asian Shares Fall as Greek Last Minute Efforts Advance

2024-09-15OANDAOANDA
Asian stock markets headed lower on Thursday as investors stayed on the sidelines while last-minute efforts to avoid a Greek debt default continued. Late-night talks on Wednesday between Greece and the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF failed to find a solution. Talks will resume on Thursday, with eurozone finance ministers hoping […]

Asian stock markets headed lower on Thursday as investors stayed on the sidelines while last-minute efforts to avoid a Greek debt default continued.

Late-night talks on Wednesday between Greece and the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF failed to find a solution.

Talks will resume on Thursday, with eurozone finance ministers hoping to endorse a deal when they meet later.

Japan’s Nikkei 225 index ended down 0.4% at 20,771.40.

Japanese car giants Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi have expanded a recall of cars to replace airbags made by troubled car parts maker Takata.

The recalls had initially been issued in North America, but have now been extended to the rest of the world.

At a news conference on Thursday following the firm’s annual general meeting, Takata’s chief executive, Shigehisa Takada, apologised to shareholders for the first time since the airbag issues started.
Takata’s shares closed up 0.5%.

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