Japan government issues emergency earthquake warning, as earthquake shakes buildings in Tokyo

The issuance of an emergency earthquake warning following a magnitude 5 quake in Tokyo signals potential for market volatility as traders reassess risk perceptions.

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  • Magnitude 5 earthquake hit Tokyo, while there is no tsunami warning.
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While there is no tsunami warning, the incident may impact local equities, insurance stocks, and could draw safe-haven flows into JPY or gold, reflecting heightened caution in the geopolitical landscape. Keep an eye on market reaction and broader implications for Japanese stability.

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