According to the Japan Times, Japan will start providing digital nomadic visas by the end of March.
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On Monday, the Asia-Pacific market fell after U.S. President Donald Trump expected to fall later this week.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 fell 3.67% Climbing more than 4%while the wider Topix index lost 2.33%.
In South Korea, the KOSPI index fell 2.29%, while the Kosdaq for small-cap stocks fell 1.55%.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.62%.
The CSI 300 in mainland China started at 0.28% of the day, while Hong Kong’s Hongton index fell by 0.78%.
China’s NBS manufacturing PMI was 50.5 in March, consistent with Reuters’ forecast for economists who read 50.2 last month.
Futures in the U.S. slipped as investors awaited the clarity of Trump’s tariff plan.
Stocks sold quickly last Friday as uncertainty over U.S. trade policy and the prospect of inflation became increasingly certain.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 715.80 points, or 1.69%, to 41,583.90. The S&P 500 index ended at 1.97% to 5,580.94, the fifth time in the last six weeks. Nasdaq Composite fell 2.7% to settle at 17,322.99.
The decline in stocks of several technology giants puts pressure on the wider market. Google-Parent Alphabet lost 4.9%, while Meta and Amazon fell 4.3%, respectively.
– NebraskaDailyNews’s Pia Singh and Sarah Min contributed to the report.
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