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	Japan Update February 25, 2020

	Japan stocks poised to  tumble following US  sell-off TOKYO -- Japanese equities are expected to decline when the  market returns from a three-day weekend Tuesday, following  -offs in the West on worsening  U.S. business sentiment and the spread of the new coronavirus outside China. The Nikkei Stock Average,  which closed Friday at 23,386,  is sure to slip below 23,000.  Market players are watching  whether it stabilizes around the  200-day moving  average of 22,193.
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